Image capturing lens and image capturing apparatus provided with the image capturing lens

ABSTRACT

An image capturing lens which substantially consists of five lenses, composed of a first lens having a positive refractive power with the object side surface being formed in a convex shape toward the object side, a second lens having a negative refractive power, a third lens having a positive refractive power, a fourth lens having a negative refractive power with the object side surface being formed in a concave shape toward the object side, and a fifth lens having a negative refractive power with a region in which the negative refractive power is gradually reduced outwardly in a radial direction from the optical axis, arranged in this order from the object side, and satisfies predetermined conditional expressions.

CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application is a continuation of PCT/JP2012/008355 filed on Dec.27, 2012, which claims foreign priority to Japanese Application Nos.2011-287193 filed on Dec. 28, 2011 and 2012-145172 filed on Jun. 28,2012. This application also claims the 35 USC 119(e) benefit ofprovisional application 61/607,933 filed on Mar. 7, 2012. The entirecontents of each of the above applications are hereby incorporated byreference.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

1. Field of the Invention

The present invention relates to an image capturing lens for forming anoptical image of a subject on an image sensor, such as a CCD (ChargeCoupled Device), CMOS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor), or thelike, and an image capturing apparatus having the image capturing lensmounted thereon to perform image capturing, such as a digital stillcamera, camera-equipped cell phone, personal digital assistance (PDA),smartphone, tablet terminal, portable video game player, or the like.

2. Description of the Related Art

Recently, along with the spread of personal computers to homes and thelike, digital still cameras capable of inputting image informationobtained by imaging a landscape, a person, or the like to a personalcomputer have been spreading rapidly. In addition, more and more cellphones, smartphones, or tablet terminals have built-in camera modulesfor inputting images. Such devices with image capturing capabilitiesemploy image sensors such as CCDs, CMOSs, and the like. Recently, thesetypes of image sensors have been downsized greatly and, consequently,image capturing devices as a whole and image capturing lenses to bemounted on such devices have also been required to have more compactsizes. At the same time, the pixel count of image sensors has beenincreasing, thereby causing a growing demand for improvement of imagecapturing lenses in resolution and performance. For example, performancecorresponding to high pixel counts, such as more than 2 mega pixels(MP), more preferably more than 5 MP, and further preferably more than 8MP, is demanded.

For such demands, it is conceivable to employ a five-lens configurationhaving a relatively large number of lenses in order, for example, toachieve the reduction in overall length and the improvement inresolution (refer to Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No.2007-264180, Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2007-298572,Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2010-256608, JapaneseUnexamined Patent Publication No. 2011-85733, Chinese Utility Model No.202110325, and U.S. Patent Application No. 2012/087019).

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The five-element lenses described in Japanese Unexamined PatentPublication No. 2007-264180, Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No.2007-298572, Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2010-256608,Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2011-85733, Chinese UtilityModel No. 202110325, and U.S. Patent Application No. 2012/087019,however, require more satisfactory correction in longitudinal chromaticaberration. The image capturing lens described in Japanese UnexaminedPatent Publication No. 2010-256608 requires further reduction in overalllength. The image capturing lens described in Japanese Unexamined PatentPublication No. 2011-85733 requires more satisfactory correction infield curvature. The image capturing lens described in Chinese UtilityModel No. 202110325 requires further reduction in overall length andmore satisfactory correction in distortion.

The present invention has been developed in view of the circumstancesdescribed above and it is an object of the present invention to providean image capturing lens well corrected, in particular, in longitudinalchromatic aberration and chromatic aberration in a peripheral region ofthe image forming area, thereby capable of realizing high image formingperformance from the central angle of view to the peripheral angle ofview with reduced overall length. It is a further object of the presentinvention to provide an image capturing apparatus with the imagecapturing lens mounted thereon and capable of capturing a highresolution image.

An image capturing lens of the present invention is an image capturinglens substantially consisting of five lenses, composed of:

an aperture stop;

a first lens having a positive refractive power with the object sidesurface being formed in a convex shape toward the object side;

a second lens having a negative refractive power;

a third lens having a positive refractive power;

a fourth lens having a negative refractive power with the object sidesurface being formed in a concave shape toward the object side; and

a fifth lens having a negative refractive power with a region in whichthe negative refractive power is gradually reduced outwardly in a radialdirection from the optical axis, arranged in this order from the objectside,

wherein the image capturing lens is configured to satisfy a conditionalexpression given below:4.2<f3/f1<25.0  (1),where:

f1 is a focal length of the first lens; and

f3 is a focal length of the third lens.

According to the image capturing lens of the present invention, thestructure of each lens element is optimized in a lens configuration offive lenses in total, so that a lens system having high resolutionperformance may be realized while the overall length is reduced.Particularly, the image capturing lens is configured such that the focallengths of the first and third lenses satisfy the expression (1), sothat the powers of the first and third lenses can be balanced andvarious types of aberrations, including spherical aberration andastigmatism, may be corrected satisfactorily, while the overall lengthis reduced.

In the image capturing lens of the present invention, further adoptionand satisfaction of following preferable configurations may furtherimprove the optical performance.

Preferably, the image capturing lens according to a first aspect of thepresent invention satisfies any of the conditional expressions (2) to(10) given below. As for a preferable aspect, the lens may satisfy anyone or any combination of the conditional expressions (2) to (10),provided, however, that it is preferable that the conditionalexpressions (5) and (6) are satisfied simultaneously.4.2<f3/f1<20.0  (1-1)−4.0<f2/f1<−1.8  (2)−3.5<f2/f1<−1.8  (2-1)0.09<D6/f<0.20  (3)0.09<D6/f<0.18  (3-1)2.00<D6/D8<6.00  (4)2.20<D6/D8<5.60  (4-1)νd1>50  (5)νd1>53  (5-1)νd2<30  (6)νd2<25  (6-1)0.09<D2/D1<0.25  (7)0.09<D2/D1<0.22  (7-1)3.0<|R3/f2|<40.0  (8)3.3<|R3/f2|<35.0  (8-1)1.0<TL/f<1.2  (9)1.05<TL/f<1.15  (9-1)−1.9<(R7−R8)/(R7+R8)<0  (10)where:

f1 is a focal length of the first lens;

f2 is a focal length of the second lens;

f3 is a focal length of the third lens;

D6 is a distance between the third and fourth lenses on the opticalaxis;

f is a focal length of the entire system;

D8 is a distance between the fourth and fifth lenses on the opticalaxis;

νd1 is an Abbe number of the first lens with respect to the d-line;

νd2 is an Abbe number of the second lens with respect to the d-line;

D1 is an axial thickness of the first lens;

D2 is a distance between the first and second lenses on the opticalaxis;

R3 is a paraxial radius of curvature of the object side surface of thesecond lens;

TL is a length from the object side surface of the first lens to theimage forming surface on the optical axis;

R7 is a paraxial radius of curvature of the object side surface of thefourth lens; and

R8 is a paraxial radius of curvature of the image side surface of thefourth lens.

Note that an air equivalent value is used for the back focus in thelength TL from the object side surface of the first lens to the imageforming surface on the optical axis. For example, in the case where amember having no power, such as a filter, cover glass, or the like, isinserted between the most image side lens and image forming surface, thethickness of the member is calculated by air conversion.

In the image capturing lens according to the first aspect of the presentinvention, it is preferable that the third lens has a convex surface onthe object side near the optical axis.

Further, in the image capturing lens according to the first aspect ofthe present invention, it is preferable that the fifth lens has ameniscus shape with a convex surface on the object side near the opticalaxis.

The term “substantially consisting of five lenses” as used in the imagecapturing lens described above refers to that the image capturing lensof the present invention includes a lens substantially without anypower, an optical element other than a lens, such as an aperture stop,cover glass, or the like, a lens flange, a lens barrel, an image sensor,and a mechanism, such as a camera-shake correction mechanism or thelike, other than the five lenses.

The image capturing apparatus of the present invention is an imagecapturing apparatus provided with the image capturing lens of thepresent invention.

According to the image capturing apparatus of the present invention, ahigh resolution image signal may be obtained based on a high resolutionoptical image obtained by the image capturing lens of the presentinvention.

According to the image capturing lens of the present invention, thestructure of each lens element is optimized in a lens configuration offive lenses in total. The image capturing lens is configured, inparticular, such that the dispersion of the second lens becomesappropriate in addition to the appropriate setting of ratios betweenfocal lengths of the third and first lenses and between focal lengths ofthe fourth and fifth lenses. This allows the realization of a lenssystem well corrected, in particular, in the longitudinal chromaticaberration and has high image forming performance from the central toperipheral angles of view, while the overall length is reduced.

Further, according to the image capturing apparatus of the presentinvention, an image capturing signal is outputted according to anoptical image formed by the high performance image capturing lens of thepresent invention described above, so that a high resolution image maybe captured.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 illustrates a first configuration example of the image capturinglens according to an aspect of the present invention, which is across-sectional view of a lens corresponding to Example 1.

FIG. 2 illustrates a second configuration example of the image capturinglens according to an aspect of the present invention, which is across-sectional view of a lens corresponding to Example 2.

FIG. 3 illustrates a third configuration example of the image capturinglens according to an aspect of the present invention, which is across-sectional view of a lens corresponding to Example 3.

FIG. 4 illustrates a fourth configuration example of the image capturinglens according to an aspect of the present invention, which is across-sectional view of a lens corresponding to Example 4.

FIG. 5 illustrates a fifth configuration example of the image capturinglens according to an aspect of the present invention, which is across-sectional view of a lens corresponding to Example 5.

FIG. 6 illustrates a sixth configuration example of the image capturinglens according to an aspect of the present invention, which is across-sectional view of a lens corresponding to Example 6.

FIG. 7 illustrates a seventh configuration example of the imagecapturing lens according to an aspect of the present invention, which isa cross-sectional view of a lens corresponding to Example 7.

FIG. 8 illustrates an eighth configuration example of the imagecapturing lens according to an aspect of the present invention, which isa cross-sectional view of a lens corresponding to Example 8.

FIG. 9 illustrates a ninth configuration example of the image capturinglens according to an aspect of the present invention, which is across-sectional view of a lens corresponding to Example 9.

FIG. 10 illustrates a tenth configuration example of the image capturinglens according to an aspect of the present invention, which is across-sectional view of a lens corresponding to Example 10.

FIG. 11 illustrates an eleventh configuration example of the imagecapturing lens according to an aspect of the present invention, which isa cross-sectional view of a lens corresponding to Example 11.

FIG. 12 illustrates a twelfth configuration example of the imagecapturing lens according to an aspect of the present invention, which isa cross-sectional view of a lens corresponding to Example 12.

FIG. 13 illustrates a thirteenth configuration example of the imagecapturing lens according to an aspect of the present invention, which isa cross-sectional view of a lens corresponding to Example 13.

FIG. 14 shows aberration diagrams illustrating various types ofaberrations of the image capturing lens according to Example 1 of thepresent invention, in which A illustrates spherical aberration, Billustrates astigmatism (field curvature), C illustrates distortion, andD illustrates lateral chromatic aberration.

FIG. 15 shows aberration diagrams illustrating various types ofaberrations of the image capturing lens according to Example 2 of thepresent invention, in which A illustrates spherical aberration, Billustrates astigmatism (field curvature), C illustrates distortion, andD illustrates lateral chromatic aberration.

FIG. 16 shows aberration diagrams illustrating various types ofaberrations of the image capturing lens according to Example 3 of thepresent invention, in which A illustrates spherical aberration, Billustrates astigmatism (field curvature), C illustrates distortion, andD illustrates lateral chromatic aberration.

FIG. 17 shows aberration diagrams illustrating various types ofaberrations of the image capturing lens according to Example 4 of thepresent invention, in which A illustrates spherical aberration, Billustrates astigmatism (field curvature), C illustrates distortion, andD illustrates lateral chromatic aberration.

FIG. 18 shows aberration diagrams illustrating various types ofaberrations of the image capturing lens according to Example 5 of thepresent invention, in which A illustrates spherical aberration, Billustrates astigmatism (field curvature), C illustrates distortion, andD illustrates lateral chromatic aberration.

FIG. 19 shows aberration diagrams illustrating various types ofaberrations of the image capturing lens according to Example 6 of thepresent invention, in which A illustrates spherical aberration, Billustrates astigmatism (field curvature), C illustrates distortion, andD illustrates lateral chromatic aberration.

FIG. 20 shows aberration diagrams illustrating various types ofaberrations of the image capturing lens according to Example 7 of thepresent invention, in which A illustrates spherical aberration, Billustrates astigmatism (field curvature), C illustrates distortion, andD illustrates lateral chromatic aberration.

FIG. 21 shows aberration diagrams illustrating various types ofaberrations of the image capturing lens according to Example 8 of thepresent invention, in which A illustrates spherical aberration, Billustrates astigmatism (field curvature), C illustrates distortion, andD illustrates lateral chromatic aberration.

FIG. 22 shows aberration diagrams illustrating various types ofaberrations of the image capturing lens according to Example 9 of thepresent invention, in which A illustrates spherical aberration, Billustrates astigmatism (field curvature), C illustrates distortion, andD illustrates lateral chromatic aberration.

FIG. 23 shows aberration diagrams illustrating various types ofaberrations of the image capturing lens according to Example 10 of thepresent invention, in which A illustrates spherical aberration, Billustrates astigmatism (field curvature), C illustrates distortion, andD illustrates lateral chromatic aberration.

FIG. 24 shows aberration diagrams illustrating various types ofaberrations of the image capturing lens according to Example 11 of thepresent invention, in which A illustrates spherical aberration, Billustrates astigmatism (field curvature), C illustrates distortion, andD illustrates lateral chromatic aberration.

FIG. 25 shows aberration diagrams illustrating various types ofaberrations of the image capturing lens according to Example 12 of thepresent invention, in which A illustrates spherical aberration, Billustrates astigmatism (field curvature), C illustrates distortion, andD illustrates lateral chromatic aberration.

FIG. 26 shows aberration diagrams illustrating various types ofaberrations of the image capturing lens according to Example 13 of thepresent invention, in which A illustrates spherical aberration, Billustrates astigmatism (field curvature), C illustrates distortion, andD illustrates lateral chromatic aberration.

FIG. 27 illustrates an image capturing apparatus which is a cell phoneterminal provided with the image capturing lens of the presentinvention.

FIG. 28 illustrates a fourteenth configuration example of the imagecapturing lens according to an aspect of the present invention, which isa cross-sectional view of a lens corresponding to Example 14.

FIG. 29 illustrates a fifteenth configuration example of the imagecapturing lens according to an aspect of the present invention, which isa cross-sectional view of a lens corresponding to Example 15.

FIG. 30 shows aberration diagrams illustrating various types ofaberrations of the image capturing lens according to Example 14 of thepresent invention, in which A illustrates spherical aberration, Billustrates astigmatism (field curvature), C illustrates distortion, andD illustrates lateral chromatic aberration.

FIG. 31 shows aberration diagrams illustrating various types ofaberrations of the image capturing lens according to Example 15 of thepresent invention, in which A illustrates spherical aberration, Billustrates astigmatism (field curvature), C illustrates distortion, andD illustrates lateral chromatic aberration.

FIG. 32 illustrates an example flare blocking method for blocking alight flux not contributing to image formation in the image capturinglens of the present invention.

FIG. 33 illustrates an image capturing apparatus which is a smartphoneterminal provided with the image capturing lens of the presentinvention.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED ASPECTS

Hereinafter, an aspect of the present invention will be described indetail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

FIG. 1 illustrates a first configuration example of the image capturinglens according to a first aspect of the present invention. Thisconfiguration example corresponds to the lens configuration of a firstnumerical example (Table 1, Table 14) to be described later. Likewise,configurations of image capturing lenses according to second tothirteenth aspects, which correspond to the lens configurations of thesecond to thirteenth numerical examples (Tables 2 to 13 and Tables 15 to26) to be described later, are illustrated, in cross-section, in FIGS. 2to 13 respectively. Further, the configurations of image capturinglenses according to the fourteenth and fifteenth aspects, whichcorrespond to the lens configurations of the fourteenth to fifteenthnumerical examples (Tables 28 to 31), are illustrated, in cross section,in FIGS. 28 and 29 respectively. In FIGS. 1 to 13, 28, and 29, thesymbol Ri represents a radius of curvature of i^(th) surface, which issequentially increased toward the image side (image forming side) withthe most object side lens element surface being taken as the firstsurface. The symbol Di represents a surface distance between the i^(th)surface and (i+1)^(th) surface on the optical axis Z1. As the basicconfiguration is the same in each configuration example, the descriptionwill be made hereinafter based on the configuration example illustratedin FIG. 1 and configuration examples of FIGS. 2 to 13, 28, and 29 willbe described as required.

An image capturing lens L according to an aspect of the presentinvention is suitably applied to various types of image capturingdevices that use an image sensor, such as CCD or CMOS. It isparticularly useful for relatively small portable terminal devices, suchas digital still cameras, camera-equipped cell phones, and PDAs,smartphones or tablet terminals, and the like. The image capturing lensL has an aperture stop St, a first lens L1, a second lens L2, a thirdlens L3, a fourth lens L4, and a fifth lens L5 arranged in this orderfrom the object side along the optical axis Z1.

FIG. 27 illustrates an overview of a cell phone terminal which is animage capturing apparatus 1 according to an aspect of the presentaspect. The image capturing apparatus 1 according to an aspect of thepresent invention includes the image capturing lens L according to thepresent aspect and an image sensor 100 (FIG. 1) such as a CCD thatoutputs image capturing signal according to an optical image formed bythe image capturing lens L. The image sensor 100 is disposed on theimage forming surface (image capturing surface) of the image capturinglens L.

FIG. 33 illustrates an overview of a smartphone which is an imagecapturing apparatus 501 according to an aspect of the present invention.The image capturing apparatus 501 includes a camera section 541 havingthe image capturing lens L according to the present aspect and an imagesensor 100 (FIG. 1) such as a CCD that outputs image capturing signalaccording to an optical image formed by the image capturing lens L. Theimage sensor 100 is disposed on the image forming surface (imagecapturing surface) of the image capturing lens L.

FIG. 32 illustrates an example flare blocking method for blocking alight flux not contributing to image formation in the image capturinglens according to an aspect of the present invention. FIG. 32 is anenlarged view of only the upper portion of the cross-sectional view ofthe lens of the fourteenth aspect (FIG. 28) from the optical axis Z1. Asthe light flux passing through the outside of the effective diameter ofthe image capturing lens and not contributing to image formationsometimes becomes harmful on the image forming surface, a method inwhich a flare stop is inserted between each lens at a position outsideof the effective diameter is generally used in order to remove suchlight flux not contributing to image formation. In the image capturinglens shown in FIG. 32, an aperture stop St is provided on the objectside of the first lens L1 so as to be located outside of effectivediameter of the first lens and a flare stop B is provided between eachadjacent lens of the first lens L1 to fifth lens L5 so as to be locatedoutside of effective diameter of each lens. Further, in FIG. 32, a flareblocking coating A is applied to the region outside of the effectivediameter of the image side surface of each of the fourth lens L4 andfifth lens L5. Application of the flare blocking coating to a desiredregion outside of the effective diameter of each lens in the mannerdescribed above allows light beams not contributing to image formationto be blocked satisfactorily even in a region where flare blocking isdifficult by the flare stop alone due to the shape of the flare stop orinstallation space restrictions.

Various types of optical members CG may be disposed between the fifthlens L5 and image sensor 100 according to the structure on the cameraside to which the lens is mounted. For example, a plate-like opticalmember, such as a cover glass for protecting the image capturing surfaceor an infrared cut filter may be disposed. In this case, for example, aplate-like cover glass with a coating applied thereon having a filteringeffect, such as an infrared cut filter or ND filter, may be used as theoptical member CG.

Further, the optical member CG may be omitted and the fifth lens L5 maybe provided with a coating to have an effect identical to that of theCG. This may contribute to the reduction in the number of componentsused and reduction in overall length.

The image capturing lens L also has an aperture stop St. The aperturestop St is an optical aperture stop and a so-called “front aperturestop” in which the aperture stop is disposed on the most object side.The term “front aperture stop” as used herein refers to that theaperture stop is disposed, in an optical axis direction, at a positioncorresponding to the intersection point between the axial marginal rayand object side surface of the first lens L1 or on the object side ofthe intersection point. In the present aspect, lenses of the first tofifteenth configuration examples (FIGS. 1 to 13, 28, and 29) areconfiguration examples corresponding to the front aperture stop.Disposition of the front aperture stop St in the manner described aboveallows a longer distance to be set between the image forming surface andthe pupil relative to the overall length, whereby the incident angle onthe image sensor is reduced and higher optical performance is realized.Further, the overall length may be maintained short relative to thefocal length and the overall length may be reduced satisfactorily.

Preferably, the image capturing lens L uses an aspherical surface on atleast one surface of each of the first lens L1 to fifth lens L5 forperformance improvement.

In the image capturing lens L, the first lens L1 has a positiverefractive power near the optical axis. The object side surface of thefirst lens L1 is formed in a convex shape toward the object side nearthe optical axis. In this way, by forming the object side surface of thefirst lens L1, which plays a major image forming function, in a convexshape toward the object side, the first lens may have a sufficient powerand the overall lens length may be reduced satisfactorily.

The second lens L2 has a negative refractive power near the opticalaxis.

The third lens L3 has a positive refractive power near the optical axis.Preferably, the object side surface of the third lens L3 is formed in aconvex shape toward the object side near the optical axis. By formingthe object side surface of the third lens L3 in a convex shape towardthe object side allows longitudinal chromatic aberration to be correctedsatisfactorily. In order to further enhance the advantageous effect, itis more preferable that the third lens L3 is formed in a bi-convexshape. Further, the third lens L3 may by formed in a meniscus shape witha convex shape on the object side near the optical axis. In the casewhere the third lens L3 is formed in a meniscus shape with a convexshape on the object side near the optical axis, the overall length maybe reduced more satisfactorily.

Further, the third lens L3 may be formed in a meniscus shape with aconvex surface on the image side near the optical axis. In this case,astigmatism may be corrected satisfactorily.

The fourth lens L4 has a negative refractive power near the opticalaxis. The object side surface of the fourth lens L4 is formed in aconcave shape toward the object side near the optical axis. By formingthe object side surface of the fourth lens L4 in a concave shape towardthe object side near the optical axis, peripheral brightness falloff maybe prevented.

The fifth lens L5 has a negative refractive power near the optical axis.Further, the fifth lens L5 has a region in which the negative refractivepower is gradually reduced outwardly in a radial direction from theoptical axis. In the case where the fifth lens L5 has a region in whichthe negative refractive power is gradually reduced outwardly in a radialdirection from the optical axis, the incident angle on the image formingsurface (image sensor) of a light beam passing through the opticalsystem may be prevented from increasing. The term “the negativerefractive power is gradually reduced outwardly in a radial directionfrom the optical axis” as used herein may be, on a surface having atleast one concave region near the optical axis, that a negativerefractive power is gradually reduced outwardly in a radial directionfrom the optical axis in any way, and it may be, for example, that apositive refractive power is gradually increased outwardly in a radialdirection from the optical axis. For example, in the image capturinglenses shown in FIGS. 1 to 13, 28, and 29, the image side surface of thefifth lens L5 has a region in which the concave shape toward the imageside is gradually changed to the convex shape, whereby the negativerefractive power of the image side surface of the fifth lens L5 isgradually reduced outwardly in a radial direction from the optical axis.In this way, it is advantageous to correct various types of aberrations,in particular, spherical aberration and longitudinal chromaticaberration by forming the fifth lens to have a negative refractivepower. Preferably, the fifth lens has a meniscus shape with a convexsurface on the object side near the optical axis. In the case where thefifth lens has a meniscus shape with a convex surface on the object sidenear the optical axis, the spherical aberration and longitudinalchromatic aberration may be corrected more satisfactorily.

Preferably, each of the lenses L1 to L5 constituting the image capturinglens L is not a cemented lens but a single lens. This provides moreaspherical surfaces in comparison with the case in which any of thelenses L1 to L5 is a cemented lens, resulting in higher designflexibility and the overall length may be reduced satisfactorily.

The function and advantageous effects of the image capturing lens Lconfigured in the manner described above with respect to conditionalexpressions will be described in detail.

First, the focal length f3 of the third lens and focal length f1 of thefirst lens satisfy a conditional expression (1) given below.4.2<f3/f1<25.0  (1).The conditional expression (1) defines a preferable numerical valuerange of the ratio of the focal length f3 to the focal length f1 of thefirst lens when the image capturing lens L of the present invention isarranged in each configuration. If the ratio exceeds the upper limit ofthe conditional expression (1), the positive refractive power of thefirst lens L1 becomes too strong with respect to the entire lens systemand it is difficult to sufficiently correct spherical aberration. If theratio falls below the lower limit of the conditional expression (1), thepositive refractive power of the third lens L3 becomes too strongrelative to the first lens L1 and it is difficult to sufficientlycorrect astigmatism. Hence, by satisfying the range of the conditionalexpression (1), various aberrations may be corrected satisfactorilywhile the overall length of the lens system is reduced. From theviewpoint described above, it is more preferable that a conditionalexpression (1-1) given below is satisfied and it is further preferablethat a conditional expression (1-2) given below is satisfied.4.2<f3/f1<20.0  (1-1)5.0<f3/f1<20.0  (1-2)

Preferably, the ratio of the focal length f2 of the second lens to thefocal length f1 of the first lens L1 satisfies a conditional expression(2) given below.−4.0<f2/f1<−1.8  (2)The conditional expression (2) defines a preferable numerical valuerange of the ratio of the focal length f2 of the second lens to thefocal length f1 of the first lens. If the ratio exceeds the upper limitof the conditional expression (2), the negative refractive power of thesecond lens L2 having a major negative refractive function in the entirelens system becomes too strong relative to the positive refractive powerof the first lens L1 having a major positive refractive function in theentire lens system thereby causing an increase in the sphericalaberration and a difficulty in reducing the overall lens length. If theratio falls below the lower limit of the conditional expression (2), thenegative refractive power of the second lens L2 becomes too weakrelative to the positive refractive power of the first lens L1, therebycausing an disadvantage in correcting chromatic aberration. Further, ifthe ratio falls below the lower limit of the conditional expression (2),it is difficult to correct astigmatism and to prevent peripheralbrightness falloff. Hence, by satisfying the range of the conditionalexpression (2) above, various types of aberrations, such as chromaticaberration, astigmatism, spherical aberration, and the like may becorrected satisfactorily while the overall length of the lens system isreduced. From the viewpoint described above, it is more preferable thata conditional expression (2-1) given below is satisfied and it isfurther preferable that a conditional expression (2-2) given below issatisfied.−3.5<f2/f1<−1.8  (2-1)−3.2<f2/f1<−1.8  (2-2)

Preferably, the distance D6 between the third lens L3 and fourth lens L4on the optical axis and the focal length f of the entire system satisfya conditional expression (3) given below.0.09<D6/f<0.20  (3)The conditional expression (3) defines a preferable numerical valuerange of the ratio of the distance D6 between the third lens L3 andfourth lens L4 on the optical axis to the focal length f of the entiresystem. If the ratio exceeds the upper limit of the conditionalexpression (3), the overall lens length is increased. If the ratio fallsbelow the lower limit of the conditional expression (3), the thicknessof the air lens formed by the gap between the image side surface of thethird lens L3 and the object side surface of the fourth lens L4 isreduced and high resolution performance may not be obtained due toinsufficient correction of various types of aberrations, in particular,field curvature, though it is advantageous for reducing the overall lenslength. Hence, by satisfying the range of the conditional expression(3), various aberrations, including field curvature and the like, may becorrected satisfactorily while the overall length of the lens system isreduced. From the view point described above, it is more preferable thata conditional expression (3-1) is satisfied and it is further preferablethat a conditional expression (3-2) given below is satisfied.0.09<D6/f<0.18  (3-1)0.09<D6/f<0.16  (3-2)

Preferably, the distance D6 between the third lens L3 and fourth lens L4on the optical axis and the distance D8 between the fourth lens L4 andfifth lens L5 on the optical axis satisfy a conditional expression (4)given below.2.00<D6/D8<6.00  (4)The conditional expression (4) defines a preferable numerical valuerange of the ratio between the distance D8 between the fourth lens L4and fifth lens L5 and the distance D6 between the third lens L3 andfourth lens L4. If the ratio exceeds the upper limit of the conditionalexpression (4), the thickness of the air lens formed by the small gapbetween the image side surface of the fourth lens L4 and the object sidesurface of the fifth lens L5 becomes too thin relative to the thicknessof the air lens formed by the gap between the image side surface of thethird lens L3 and the object side surface of the fourth lens L4, therebycausing a difficulty in sufficiently correcting spherical aberration. Ifthe ratio falls below the lower limit of the conditional expression (4),it is difficult to sufficiently correct astigmatism and field curvature.By satisfying the conditional expression (4), various types ofaberrations, such as spherical aberration, astigmatism, field curvature,and the like may be corrected satisfactorily. From the view pointdescribed above, it is more preferable that a conditional expression(4-1) given below is satisfied and it is further preferable that aconditional expression (4-2) given below is satisfied.2.20<D6/D8<5.60  (4-1)2.30<D6/D8<5.40  (4-2)

Preferably, the Abbe number νd1 of the first lens L1 with respect to thed-line and the Abbe number νd2 of the second lens L2 with respect to thed-line satisfy conditional expressions (5) and (6) respectively.νd1>50  (5)νd2<30  (6)The conditional expressions (5) and (6) defines a preferable numericalvalue range of the Abbe number νd1 of the first lens L1 with respect tothe d-line and the Abbe number νd2 of the second lens L2 with respect tothe d-line respectively when the image capturing lens L of the presentinvention is arranged in each configuration in the first aspect of thepresent invention. Satisfaction of the conditional expressions (5) and(6) simultaneously may provide advantages in chromatic aberrationcorrection. As such, it is more preferable that either of theconditional expressions (5-1) and (6-1) is satisfied and it is furtherpreferable that the conditional expressions (5-1) and (6-1) aresatisfied simultaneously.νd1>53  (5-1)νd2<25  (6-1)

Preferably, the axial thickness D1 of the first lens L1 and the distanceD2 between the first lens L1 and second lens L2 on the optical axissatisfy a conditional expression (7) given below.0.09<D2/D1<0.25  (7)The conditional expression (7) defines a preferable numerical valuerange of the ratio of the distance D2 between the first lens L1 andsecond lens L2 on the optical axis to the axial thickness D1 of thefirst lens L1. If the ratio exceeds the upper limit of the conditionalexpression (7), it is difficult to sufficiently correct chromaticaberration. If the ratio falls below the lower limit of the conditionalexpression (7), it is difficult to sufficiently correct sphericalaberration, though it is advantageous for correcting chromaticaberration. Hence, by satisfying the range of the conditional expression(7), the chromatic aberration may be corrected satisfactorily. From theview point described above, it is more preferable that a conditionalexpression (7-1) given below is satisfied and it is further preferablethat a conditional expression (7-2) given below is satisfied.0.09<D2/D1<0.22  (7-1)0.09<D2/D1<0.20  (7-2)

Preferably, the ratio of the paraxial radius of curvature R3 of theobject side surface of the third lens L3 to the focal length f2 of thesecond lens L2 satisfies a conditional expression (8) given below.3.0<|R3/f2|<40.0  (8)The conditional expression (8) defines a preferable numerical valuerange of the ratio of the paraxial radius of curvature of the objectside surface of the third lens L3 to the focal length f2 of the secondlens L2. If the ratio exceeds the upper limit of the conditionalexpression (8), it is difficult to sufficiently correct astigmatism. Ifthe ratio falls below the lower limit, it is difficult to sufficientlycorrect longitudinal chromatic aberration. By satisfying the range ofthe conditional expression (8), the astigmatism and longitudinalchromatic aberration may be corrected satisfactorily. From the viewpoint described above, it is more preferable that a conditionalexpression (8-1) given below is satisfied.3.3<|R3/f2|<35.0  (8)

Preferably, the ratio of the length TL from the object side surface ofthe first lens L1 to the image forming surface to the focal length f ofthe entire lens system satisfies a conditional expression (9) givenbelow.1.0<TL/f<1.2  (9)The conditional expression (9) defines a preferable numerical valuerange of the ratio of the length TL from the object side surface of thefirst lens L1 to the image forming surface to the focal length f of theentire lens system. Note that an air equivalent value is used for theback focus in the length TL from the object side surface of the firstlens to the image forming surface on the optical axis. For example, inthe case where a member having no power, such as a filter, cover glass,or the like, is inserted between the most image side lens and imageforming surface, the thickness of the member is calculated by airconversion. The term “overall lens length” as used herein refers to thelength TL from the object side surface of the first lens to the imageforming surface on the optical axis. If the ratio exceeds the upperlimit of the conditional expression (9), the overall length of the lenssystem TL becomes too large and disadvantageous for reducing the overalllength of the lens system TL. If the ratio falls below the lower limit,it is difficult to obtain high resolution performance due to adifficulty in sufficiently correcting various types of aberrations,though it is advantageous for reducing the overall length TL. Hence, bysatisfying the conditional expression (9), various types of aberrationsmay be corrected satisfactorily while the overall length of the lenssystem TL is reduced. From the viewpoint described above, it is morepreferable that a conditional expression (9-1) given below is satisfied.1.05<TL/f<1.15  (9-1)

Preferably, the paraxial radius of curvature R7 of the object sidesurface of the fourth lens L4 and the paraxial radius of curvature R8 ofthe image side surface of the fourth lens L4 satisfy a conditionalexpression (10) given below.−1.9<(R7−R8)/(R7+R8)<0  (10)The conditional expression (10) defines a preferable numerical valuerange with respect to the paraxial radius of curvature R7 of the objectside surface of the fourth lens L4 and the paraxial radius of curvatureR8 of the image side surface of the fourth lens L4. If they exceed theupper limit of the conditional expression (10), it is difficult tosufficiently correct various types of aberrations, in particular,astigmatism, though it is desirable to prevent a decrease in therelative illumination. If they fall below the lower limit, it isdifficult to sufficiently prevent a decrease in the relativeillumination. Hence, by satisfying the range of the conditionalexpression (10), various types of aberration may be correctedsatisfactory while a decrease in the relative illumination is prevented.

As described above, according to the image capturing lens L according toan aspect of the present invention, the structure of each lens elementis optimized in a lens configuration of five lenses in total, in which,in particular, the ratio between the focal lengths of the third andfirst lens is set appropriately. This allows the realization of a lenssystem well corrected, in particular, in the spherical aberration andastigmatism, and has high image forming performance with a smallF-number, while the overall length is reduced.

Further, by satisfying preferable conditions, higher image formingperformance may be realized. Further, according to the image capturingapparatus according to the present aspect, an image capturing signal isoutputted according to an optical image formed by the high performanceimage capturing lens L of the present aspect, so that a high resolutionimage may be captured from the central to peripheral angles of view.

Next, specific numerical examples of the image capturing lens accordingto an aspect of the present invention will be described. Hereinafter, aplurality of numerical examples will be described collectively.

Tables 1 and 14, to be shown later, indicate specific lens datacorresponding to the configuration of image capturing lens shown in FIG.1, in which Table 1 mainly indicates basic lens data while Table 14indicates data with respect to the aspherical surfaces. The column ofsurface number Si in the lens data shown in Table 1 indicates i^(th)surface number of Example 1, which is sequentially increased toward theimage side with the most object side lens element surface being taken asthe first surface (the aperture stop St being taken as the 0^(th)surface). The column of radius of curvature Ri indicates the value ofradius of curvature (mm) of i^(th) surface from the object side, thesymbol Ri being corresponding to the symbol Ri in FIG. 1. Likewise, thecolumn of surface distance Di indicates the distance between i^(th)surface Si and (i+1)^(th) surface Si+1 on the optical axis (mm). Thecolumn of Ndj indicates the value of refractive index of j^(th) opticalelement from the object side with respect to the d-line (587.56 nm). Thecolumn of νdj indicates the Abbe number of j^(th) optical element withrespect to the d-line.

In the image capturing lens according to Example 1, each of the firstlens L1 to fifth lens L5 has an aspherical shape on both sides. In thebasic lens data in Table 1, the values of radii of curvature near theoptical axis (paraxial radii of curvature) are indicated as the radii ofcurvature of these aspherical surfaces.

Table 14 indicates aspherical surface data of image capturing lens ofExample 1. In the values indicated as the aspherical surface data, thesymbol “E” represents that the subsequent value is a base-10 “exponent”and the numerical value preceding the symbol “E” is multiplied by thenumerical value represented by the base-10 exponent function. Forexample, “1.0E-02” is “1.0×10⁻²”.

As for the aspherical surface data, a value of each of coefficients Aiand K in the aspherical surface expression represented by the formula(A) given below is indicated. More specifically, Z is a length of aperpendicular line drawn from a point on the aspherical surface at aheight h from the optical axis to a tangent plane to the apex of theaspherical surface (plane orthogonal to the optical axis) (mm).Z=C·h ²/{1+(1−K·C ² ·h ²)^(1/2) }+ΣAi·h ^(i)  (A)where:

Z is the depth of an aspherical surface;

h is a distance (height) from the optical axis to the lens surface (mm);

C is a paraxial curvature (=1/R);

R is a paraxial radius of curvature;

Ai is an i^(th) order (i is an integer greater than or equal to 3)aspherical surface coefficient; and

K is an aspherical surface coefficient.

As in the image capturing lens of Example 1 described above, specificlens data corresponding to the configuration of image capturing lensshown in FIG. 2 are taken as Example 2 and shown in Tables 2 and 15.Likewise, specific lens data corresponding to the configurations ofimage capturing lenses shown in FIGS. 3 to 13 are taken as Examples 3 to13 and shown in Tables 3 to 13 and tables 16 to 26. Likewise, specificlens data corresponding to the configurations of image capturing lensesshown in FIGS. 28 to 29 are taken as Examples 14 to 15 and shown inTables 28 to 31. In the image capturing lens according to Examples 1 to15, each of all the first lens L1 to fifth lens L5 have an asphericalshape on both sides.

A to D of FIG. 14 show spherical aberration, astigmatism (fieldcurvature), distortion (distortion aberration), and lateral chromaticaberration of the image capturing lens of Example 1 respectively. Eachof the aberration diagrams of spherical aberration, astigmatism (fieldcurvature), and distortion (distortion aberration) illustrates theaberration with respect to the d-line (wavelength 587.56 nm). Thediagrams of spherical aberration, astigmatism, and lateral chromaticaberration also indicate aberrations with respect to the F-line(wavelength 486.1 nm) and C-line (wavelength 656.27 nm). In the diagramof astigmatism, the solid line indicates aberration in the saggitaldirection (S) and the broken line indicates aberration in the tangentialdirection (T). The Fno represents an F-number and ω represents a halfangle of view.

Likewise, various aberrations of the image capturing lens of Example 2are shown in A to D of FIG. 15. Similarly, various aberrations of imagecapturing lenses of Examples 3 to 15 are shown in A to D of FIG. 16 to Ato D of FIG. 26 and A to D of FIG. 30 to A to D of FIG. 31. Note that inA to D of FIG. 30 and A to D of FIG. 31, the astigmatism diagrams showonly aberrations with the d-line (wavelength 587.56 nm) as the referencewavelength.

Further, Table 27 summarizes values of each of conditional expressions(1) to (10) for each of Examples 1 to 15.

As is known from each numerical data and aberration diagram, high imageforming performance is realized in each example along with the reductionin overall length.

It should be appreciated that the present invention is not limited tothe aforementioned aspect and each example and various modifications maybe made. For example, values of the radius of curvature of each lenscomponent, surface distance, refractive index, Abbe number, asphericalsurface coefficient and the like are not limited to those shown in eachnumerical example and other values may also be possible.

Further, in each example, the description has been made on theassumption that the image capturing lens is used as a fixed focal lengthlens. But it is possible to employ a configuration that allows focusadjustment. For example, it is also possible to employ a configurationthat allows auto focusing by paying out the entire lens system or movingsome of the lenses on the optical axis.

TABLE 1 EXAMPLE 1 - BASIC LENS DATA Si Ri Di Ndj νdj 0  ∞ −0.1435 1*1.4588 0.5292 1.544884 54.88 2* 11.5409 0.0984 3* −219.0635 0.34651.633506 23.63 4* 4.2112 0.3273 5* 12.9960 0.3841 1.544884 54.88 6*−15.1890 0.5473 7* −4.2865 0.3968 1.633506 23.63 8* −5.7462 0.1114 9*1.1808 0.4726 1.544884 54.88 10*  0.8667 0.4612 11  ∞ 0.1450 1.51633064.14 12  ∞ 0.5562 *ASPHERICAL SURFACE

TABLE 2 EXAMPLE 2 - BASIC LENS DATA Si Ri Di Ndj νdj 0  ∞ −0.1435 1*1.4413 0.5462 1.544884 54.88 2* 12.3489 0.0891 3* −36.2538 0.36181.633506 23.63 4* 4.7715 0.3228 5* 23.5947 0.3948 1.544884 54.88 6*−11.1758 0.5360 7* −4.9955 0.4252 1.633506 23.63 8* −5.4546 0.1319 9*1.2498 0.4409 1.544884 54.88 10*  0.8358 0.4612 11  ∞ 0.1450 1.51633064.14 12  ∞ 0.5222 *ASPHERICAL SURFACE

TABLE 3 EXAMPLE 3 - BASIC LENS DATA Si Ri Di Ndj νdj 0  ∞ −0.1416 1*1.5238 0.5220 1.544884 54.88 2* 18.7838 0.0731 3* 24.6397 0.33931.633506 23.63 4* 3.7024 0.3362 5* 19.8657 0.3497 1.533914 55.89 6*−17.3318 0.4794 7* −6.5148 0.4330 1.633506 23.63 8* −7.3016 0.1380 9*1.0604 0.4698 1.533914 55.89 10*  0.7869 0.4553 11  ∞ 0.1450 1.51633064.14 12  ∞ 0.5414 *ASPHERICAL SURFACE

TABLE 4 EXAMPLE 4 - BASIC LENS DATA Si Ri Di Ndj νdj 0  ∞ −0.1416 1*1.4833 0.5159 1.544884 54.88 2* 19.2082 0.0723 3* 25.7899 0.33541.633506 23.63 4* 3.5602 0.3096 5* 14.5444 0.3505 1.533914 55.89 6*−33.2147 0.4571 7* −7.0273 0.4085 1.633506 23.63 8* −10.3449 0.1547 9*1.0061 0.4643 1.533914 55.89 10*  0.7767 0.4500 11  ∞ 0.1450 1.51633064.14 12  ∞ 0.5403 *ASPHERICAL SURFACE

TABLE 5 EXAMPLE 5 - BASIC LENS DATA Si Ri Di Ndj νdj 0  ∞ −0.1685 1*1.6017 0.6645 1.544884 54.88 2* −19.3588 0.0870 3* −28.5433 0.37261.633506 23.63 4* 3.8130 0.4342 5* 8000.0000 0.4201 1.544884 54.88 6*−35.4350 0.6041 7* −15.0074 0.4477 1.633506 23.63 8* −34.0415 0.1115 9*1.1273 0.3992 1.544884 54.88 10*  0.8521 0.5416 11  ∞ 0.1450 1.51633064.14 12  ∞ 0.5029 *ASPHERICAL SURFACE

TABLE 6 EXAMPLE 6 - BASIC LENS DATA Si Ri Di Ndj νdj 0  ∞ −0.1400 1*1.5002 0.5159 1.544884 54.88 2* 18.7241 0.0723 3* 24.2784 0.33531.633506 23.63 4* 3.5564 0.3306 5* 13.4076 0.3457 1.533914 55.89 6*−32.0451 0.5127 7* −7.2555 0.4102 1.633506 23.63 8* −10.9070 0.1220 9*1.0203 0.4643 1.533914 55.89 10*  0.7820 0.4500 11  ∞ 0.1450 1.51633064.14 12  ∞ 0.5416 *ASPHERICAL SURFACE

TABLE 7 EXAMPLE 7 - BASIC LENS DATA Si Ri Di Ndj νdj 0  ∞ −0.1688 1*1.5818 0.6657 1.544884 54.88 2* −29.9407 0.0871 3* −58.4641 0.37321.633506 23.63 4* 3.5457 0.4131 5* 5000.0000 0.3958 1.533914 55.89 6*−21.5816 0.6083 7* −9.1827 0.4416 1.633506 23.63 8* −29.5660 0.1233 9*1.1264 0.4297 1.533914 55.89 10*  0.8800 0.5425 11  ∞ 0.1450 1.51633064.14 12  ∞ 0.5074 *ASPHERICAL SURFACE

TABLE 8 EXAMPLE 8 - BASIC LENS DATA Si Ri Di Ndj νdj 0  ∞ −0.1435 1*1.4891 0.5544 1.544884 54.88 2* 1927.2307 0.0630 3* 39.5403 0.34661.633506 23.63 4* 3.2777 0.3780 5* 63.0000 0.3673 1.544884 54.88 6*−29.1764 0.4149 7* −25.2000 0.4431 1.544884 54.88 8* −35.0000 0.1746 9*1.2001 0.4606 1.533914 55.89 10*  0.9009 0.4612 11  ∞ 0.1450 1.51633064.14 12  ∞ 0.5163 *ASPHERICAL SURFACE

TABLE 9 EXAMPLE 9 - BASIC LENS DATA Si Ri Di Ndj νdj 0  ∞ −0.1435 1*1.4645 0.5292 1.544884 54.88 2* 16.2679 0.0761 3* −95.9199 0.34651.633506 23.63 4* 4.5960 0.3150 5* 273.4463 0.3983 1.544884 54.88 6*−9.6126 0.4595 7* −13.7064 0.4844 1.633506 23.63 8* −14.1656 0.1546 9*1.2101 0.4410 1.544884 54.88 10*  0.8457 0.4612 11  ∞ 0.1450 1.51633064.14 12  ∞ 0.4826 *ASPHERICAL SURFACE

TABLE 10 EXAMPLE 10 - BASIC LENS DATA Si Ri Di Ndj νdj 0  ∞ −0.1435 1*1.4806 0.5544 1.544884 54.88 2* 56.4436 0.0630 3* 44.3458 0.34651.633506 23.63 4* 3.5509 0.3780 5* 79.5758 0.3654 1.544884 54.88 6*−16.9258 0.4483 7* −11.3353 0.4216 1.633506 23.63 8* −62.9943 0.1593 9*1.1759 0.4725 1.544884 54.88 10*  0.9179 0.4612 11  ∞ 0.1450 1.51633064.14 12  ∞ 0.5104 *ASPHERICAL SURFACE

TABLE 11 EXAMPLE 11 - BASIC LENS DATA Si Ri Di Ndj νdj 0  ∞ −0.1435 1*1.4736 0.5544 1.544884 54.88 2* 54.4018 0.0630 3* 44.3458 0.34651.633506 23.63 4* 3.5167 0.3780 5* 64.3312 0.3654 1.544884 54.88 6*−16.0769 0.4544 7* −11.4545 0.4185 1.633506 23.63 8* 42.4441 0.1540 9*1.1477 0.4725 1.544884 54.88 10*  0.9378 0.4612 11  ∞ 0.1450 1.51633064.14 12  ∞ 0.5124 *ASPHERICAL SURFACE

TABLE 12 EXAMPLE 12 - BASIC LENS DATA Si Ri Di Ndj νdj 0  ∞ −0.1435 1*1.5025 0.5544 1.544884 54.88 2* 88.8168 0.0648 3* 37.8365 0.34651.633506 23.63 4* 3.4499 0.3780 5* 630.0000 0.3772 1.544884 54.88 6*−15.8059 0.4526 7* −29.1514 0.3861 1.633506 23.63 8* −32.1661 0.1899 9*1.2347 0.4573 1.544884 54.88 10*  0.8976 0.4612 11  ∞ 0.1450 1.51633064.14 12  ∞ 0.5119 *ASPHERICAL SURFACE

TABLE 13 EXAMPLE 13 - BASIC LENS DATA Si Ri Di Ndj νdj 0  ∞ −0.1435 1*1.4689 0.5544 1.544884 54.88 2* 53.5332 0.0632 3* 44.3458 0.34651.633506 23.63 4* 3.4153 0.3780 5* 62.9987 0.3654 1.544884 54.88 6*−12.5999 0.4617 7* −9.9493 0.4182 1.633506 23.63 8* 40.7371 0.1493 9*1.1442 0.4725 1.544884 54.88 10*  0.9426 0.4612 11  ∞ 0.1450 1.51633064.14 12  ∞ 0.5100 *ASPHERICAL SURFACE

TABLE 14 EXAMPLE 1 - ASPHERICAL SURFACE DATA SURF. No. K A3 A4 A5 A6 1−2.076521E+01 −2.703612E−02  1.229156E+00 −1.985368E+00   2.093304E+00 2−2.803123E+03  1.439280E−02 −8.141240E−03 6.249132E−01 −6.395726E+00 3−1.250965E+02  4.603811E−02 −3.487964E−01 −1.163403E+00   1.675946E+01 4−6.096116E−01  4.167427E−02 −3.965590E−01 1.259774E+00 −2.564719E+00 5−2.782544E+02 −1.092454E−01  8.715041E−01 −4.024004E+00   7.394012E+00 6 9.144817E+01 −2.404377E−02  1.363852E−01 −4.651465E−01   2.292327E−01 7−3.815477E+02 −4.431229E−01  1.897620E+00 −2.700438E+00   7.053403E−01 8 2.481303E+00 −1.360376E−01 −6.697276E−01 8.679891E+00 −3.011459E+01 9−7.317213E+01  8.401261E−01 −1.164888E+00 −8.357061E−01   2.983682E+0010 −3.895334E+00  3.210409E−01 −2.712217E+00 1.008542E+01 −2.191734E+01A7 A8 A9 A10 A11 1 −1.837371E+01  8.777069E+01 −1.636104E+024.643943E+01  2.407007E+02 2  2.030870E+01 −2.748473E+01  3.568208E+003.623216E+01 −5.185110E+01 3 −8.272111E+01  2.268462E+02 −3.446070E+021.838439E+02  3.032941E+02 4  3.406863E+00 −3.046578E+00  7.085932E+00−1.751481E+01   2.029189E+01 5 −3.143362E+00 −1.299257E+01  2.385338E+01−8.874222E+00  −9.648604E+00 6  1.636313E−01 −1.951218E+00  5.196382E+00−4.994511E+00   1.600755E+00 7  9.366126E−01  4.303430E+00 −1.478163E+011.777608E+01 −1.036479E+01 8  5.813446E+01 −6.925990E+01  4.764440E+01−1.252875E+01  −4.848075E+00 9 −3.209451E+00  2.577591E+00 −2.307666E+001.626554E+00 −5.640296E−01 10  2.683484E+01 −1.521453E+01 −3.367506E+001.184530E+01 −8.269203E+00 A12 A13 A14 A15 A16 1 −2.360945E+02−1.093695E+02  2.021426E+02 −9.202543E+00  −4.229613E+01 2  4.498899E+01−2.370019E+01 −1.808632E+01 3.805746E+01 −1.659593E+01 3 −6.863714E+02 5.671346E+02 −1.833068E+02 −1.861446E+01   1.915403E+01 4 −1.123195E+01 9.139180E+00 −1.346977E+01 9.024343E+00 −1.923517E+00 5 −5.278369E+00 3.043982E+01 −2.441076E+01 5.360826E+00  4.680682E−01 6 −2.025591E−01−1.482491E+00  4.291825E+00 −3.373550E+00   8.001097E−01 7  3.283808E+00−6.646825E−01 −6.503793E−01 9.350822E−01 −3.056737E−01 8  2.178950E+00 2.726767E+00 −2.450285E+00 7.517922E−01 −8.294613E−02 9  5.246892E−02−3.129418E−02  4.283676E−02 −1.555991E−02   1.811352E−03 10 2.433885E+00  5.309424E−02 −2.525494E−01 6.896233E−02 −6.352555E−03

TABLE 15 EXAMPLE 2 - ASPHERICAL SURFACE DATA SURF. No. K A3 A4 A5 A6 1−2.088673E+01 −2.563103E−02  1.259709E+00 −2.003890E+00   2.056880E+00 2−3.734436E+03  9.333687E−03  2.423008E−02 6.217302E−01 −6.449787E+00 3−4.067076E+02  4.935621E−02 −3.598273E−01 −1.121471E+00   1.676980E+01 4−6.921712E−01  4.669481E−02 −3.745685E−01 1.199752E+00 −2.550998E+00 5−2.495443E+02 −1.071701E−01  8.027587E−01 −3.891422E+00   7.337519E+00 6 9.549880E+01 −1.968947E−02  1.252332E−01 −4.841874E−01   2.797434E−01 7−4.541666E+02 −3.840639E−01  1.738396E+00 −2.585891E+00   6.711465E−01 8 3.145122E+00 −6.990889E−02 −7.680669E−01 8.690468E+00 −3.009270E+01 9−7.215284E+01  8.217375E−01 −1.158701E+00 −8.350612E−01   2.982721E+0010 −3.831431E+00  3.057424E−01 −2.711785E+00 1.008955E+01 −2.191672E+01A7 A8 A9 A10 A11 1 −1.837523E+01  8.781025E+01 −1.634853E+024.639654E+01  2.407732E+02 2  2.028313E+01 −2.733818E+01  3.706810E+003.606641E+01 −5.188668E+01 3 −8.277237E+01  2.267577E+02 −3.445606E+021.839292E+02  3.031319E+02 4  3.435608E+00 −2.984220E+00  6.987622E+00−1.777009E+01   2.102927E+01 5 −3.207953E+00 −1.300512E+01  2.377408E+01−8.713277E+00  −9.521125E+00 6  1.783563E−01 −1.992303E+00  5.198587E+00−5.007117E+00   1.597980E+00 7  9.428399E−01  4.312562E+00 −1.481597E+011.779673E+01 −1.035851E+01 8  5.813637E+01 −6.925636E+01  4.764169E+01−1.253309E+01  −4.847681E+00 9 −3.209546E+00  2.577674E+00 −2.307627E+001.626582E+00 −5.640145E−01 10  2.683473E+01 −1.521461E+01 −3.367560E+001.184523E+01 −8.269192E+00 A12 A13 A14 A15 A16 1 −2.363707E+02−1.095014E+02  2.020852E+02 −8.378756E+00  −4.276854E+01 2  4.445278E+01−2.317952E+01 −1.791875E+01 3.816277E+01 −1.693370E+01 3 −6.857130E+02 5.665718E+02 −1.837998E+02 −1.801969E+01   1.900429E+01 4 −1.154882E+01 7.986103E+00 −1.150423E+01 7.670257E+00 −1.504215E+00 5 −5.416283E+00 3.048966E+01 −2.440389E+01 5.225635E+00  5.409565E−01 6 −1.927558E−01−1.461367E+00  4.302594E+00 −3.371218E+00   7.855139E−01 7  3.281166E+00−6.668132E−01 −6.544090E−01 9.368221E−01 −3.045736E−01 8  2.179289E+00 2.727027E+00 −2.450117E+00 7.518790E−01 −8.303848E−02 9  5.247445E−02−3.129189E−02  4.283679E−02 −1.556108E−02   1.811042E−03 10 2.433888E+00  5.309754E−02 −2.525484E−01 6.896287E−02 −6.352920E−03

TABLE 16 EXAMPLE 3 - ASPHERICAL SURFACE DATA SURF. No. K A3 A4 A5 A6 1−2.097648E+01 −5.057830E−02  1.220146E+00 −2.010070E+00   2.305405E+00 2−1.343255E+04  1.276086E−02 −7.241161E−02 6.998088E−01 −6.755167E+00 3 6.851591E+01  3.538735E−02 −3.526897E−01 −1.216660E+00   1.786212E+01 4−5.670126E−01  4.371499E−02 −4.061697E−01 1.326074E+00 −2.745880E+00 5−1.114083E+02 −1.048817E−01  8.931587E−01 −4.269000E+00   7.900657E+00 6 8.419389E+01 −1.228515E−02  1.169045E−01 −4.776734E−01   2.181343E−01 7−3.290794E+02 −3.326433E−01  1.832735E+00 −2.790240E+00   7.836890E−01 8−2.756647E+01 −2.291061E−01 −5.834720E−01 9.101534E+00 −3.210472E+01 9−6.527000E+01  8.691855E−01 −1.216820E+00 −8.792347E−01   3.181646E+0010 −3.636912E+00  3.341343E−01 −2.815450E+00 1.061183E+01 −2.336191E+01A7 A8 A9 A10 A11 1 −1.995254E+01  9.585686E+01 −1.813164E+025.249905E+01  2.737505E+02 2  2.194768E+01 −3.010644E+01  3.831711E+004.070454E+01 −5.887863E+01 3 −8.932781E+01  2.480616E+02 −3.816929E+022.062303E+02  3.446140E+02 4  3.669515E+00 −3.391325E+00  7.858208E+00−1.964755E+01   2.312534E+01 5 −3.358209E+00 −1.419339E+01  2.641564E+01−1.001492E+01  −1.104313E+01 6  1.645855E−01 −2.124827E+00  5.760158E+00−5.569923E+00   1.807623E+00 7  1.038340E+00  4.659711E+00 −1.636276E+011.994668E+01 −1.177756E+01 8  6.276673E+01 −7.574085E+01  5.277709E+01−1.405705E+01  −5.509276E+00 9 −3.464912E+00  2.818891E+00 −2.556074E+001.824786E+00 −6.409267E−01 10  2.897279E+01 −1.663846E+01 −3.730023E+001.328924E+01 −9.396471E+00 A12 A13 A14 A15 A16 1 −2.720202E+02−1.277451E+02  2.383931E+02 −1.115834E+01  −5.051235E+01 2  5.177817E+01−2.765707E+01 −2.135673E+01 4.543437E+01 −1.978334E+01 3 −7.899849E+02 6.612588E+02 −2.164168E+02 −2.238015E+01   2.337373E+01 4 −1.291529E+01 1.057158E+01 −1.610734E+01 1.103561E+01 −2.305717E+00 5 −6.124990E+00 3.561278E+01 −2.883774E+01 6.430903E+00  5.918454E−01 6 −2.521758E−01−1.748286E+00  5.051796E+00 −4.033795E+00   1.000283E+00 7  3.780056E+00−7.771812E−01 −7.687644E−01 1.118683E+00 −3.706479E−01 8  2.507319E+00 3.178626E+00 −2.893160E+00 8.991323E−01 −1.004245E−01 9  6.036954E−02−3.649086E−02  5.058300E−02 −1.860718E−02   2.193862E−03 10 2.801249E+00  6.189811E−02 −2.981954E−01 8.247284E−02 −7.695357E−03

TABLE 17 EXAMPLE 4 - ASPHERICAL SURFACE DATA SURF. No. K A3 A4 A5 A6 1−2.095687E+01 −4.359779E−02  1.275938E+00 −2.124436E+00   2.430357E+00 2−1.342563E+04  1.931696E−02 −7.351166E−02 7.391338E−01 −7.168002E+00 3 6.842491E+01  3.865849E−02 −3.465181E−01 −1.281121E+00   1.888781E+01 4−5.670511E−01  3.965263E−02 −3.993199E−01 1.371544E+00 −2.917598E+00 5−1.114382E+02 −1.134036E−01  9.180418E−01 −4.428343E+00   8.394157E+00 6 8.474729E+01  2.664726E−03  2.785399E−02 −3.354076E−01   1.844640E−01 7−3.290808E+02 −3.392939E−01  1.864120E+00 −2.934272E+00   9.796026E−01 8−2.752744E+01 −3.140686E−01 −4.970199E−01 9.441162E+00 −3.401083E+01 9−6.527225E+01  9.011647E−01 −1.306191E+00 −8.788844E−01   3.360125E+0010 −3.631949E+00  3.453314E−01 −2.913649E+00 1.109969E+01 −2.474909E+01A7 A8 A9 A10 A11 1 −2.138597E+01  1.040920E+02 −1.991274E+025.820549E+01  3.078255E+02 2  2.352075E+01 −3.272550E+01  4.170232E+004.532605E+01 −6.608482E+01 3 −9.587244E+01  2.692695E+02 −4.189877E+022.291284E+02  3.872899E+02 4  3.931399E+00 −3.804970E+00  8.896763E+00−2.191182E+01   2.595117E+01 5 −3.635747E+00 −1.550111E+01  2.911440E+01−1.121743E+01  −1.230914E+01 6  1.154298E−01 −2.306349E+00  6.329151E+00−6.122624E+00   2.014442E+00 7  8.914103E−01  5.162321E+00 −1.795603E+012.214589E+01 −1.317808E+01 8  6.734558E+01 −8.218955E+01  5.793716E+01−1.561897E+01  −6.194000E+00 9 −3.714394E+00  3.058860E+00 −2.807294E+002.026639E+00 −7.206618E−01 10  3.107588E+01 −1.806059E+01 −4.095535E+001.476425E+01 −1.056232E+01 A12 A13 A14 A15 A16 1 −3.093456E+02−1.468925E+02  2.772067E+02 −1.302483E+01  −6.011482E+01 2  5.918840E+01−3.213560E+01 −2.510209E+01 5.309680E+01 −2.298267E+01 3 −8.985412E+02 7.608582E+02 −2.518502E+02 −2.623370E+01   2.773208E+01 4 −1.470854E+01 1.217770E+01 −1.875733E+01 1.293857E+01 −2.675690E+00 5 −6.803281E+00 4.084114E+01 −3.392928E+01 7.895188E+00  6.570352E−01 6 −3.294281E−01−1.939739E+00  5.894413E+00 −4.908055E+00   1.283443E+00 7  4.247453E+00−9.208345E−01 −9.082311E−01 1.373471E+00 −4.624774E−01 8  2.854922E+00 3.656988E+00 −3.368200E+00 1.059077E+00 −1.197205E−01 9  6.915514E−02−4.202904E−02  5.886041E−02 −2.189927E−02   2.605605E−03 10 3.185886E+00  7.125818E−02 −3.471490E−01 9.714324E−02 −9.175445E−03

TABLE 18 EXAMPLE 5 - ASPHERICAL SURFACE DATA SURF. No. K A3 A4 A5 A6 1−2.182708E+01 −4.116080E−02  1.043325E+00 −1.603531E+00   1.263803E+00 2−3.609918E+03 −1.044021E−02 −1.651756E−01 6.537868E−01 −3.002078E+00 3 8.130600E+01  2.579150E−03 −1.239780E−01 −7.640455E−01   7.690345E+00 4 1.451939E+00  3.274120E−02 −2.527381E−01 5.879177E−01 −9.834037E−01 5 7.556638E+02 −7.240695E−02  2.752857E−01 −1.544049E+00   2.794993E+00 6−1.053758E+03 −1.175144E−02 −4.017672E−02 −3.576333E−01   5.292844E−01 7−6.097521E+02 −1.130833E−01  4.859942E−01 −5.687017E−01  −1.646972E−01 8 2.791890E+02 −3.782669E−01 −1.269667E−01 4.435087E+00 −1.349836E+01 9−5.813138E+01  4.367151E−01 −6.759031E−01 −3.890137E−01   1.325741E+0010 −2.696790E+00  6.423968E−02 −1.592907E+00 5.319415E+00 −9.821742E+00A7 A8 A9 A10 A11 1 −6.889881E+00  2.846162E+01 −4.519504E+011.069832E+01  4.807353E+01 2  7.718151E+00 −8.909928E+00  9.362843E−018.484429E+00 −1.020541E+01 3 −3.145874E+01  7.345519E+01 −9.526753E+014.319625E+01  6.069058E+01 4  1.398573E+00 −1.283168E+00  1.926600E+00−4.103552E+00   4.309449E+00 5 −1.282664E+00 −3.921361E+00  6.739729E+00−2.154215E+00  −1.950004E+00 6 −8.972266E−02 −7.922480E−01  1.413082E+00−1.107530E+00   4.315279E−01 7  3.586103E−01  1.395916E+00 −3.991021E+004.183460E+00 −2.103713E+00 8  2.215269E+01 −2.245043E+01  1.315724E+01−2.944936E+00  −9.711221E−01 9 −1.224732E+00  8.360614E−01 −6.376270E−013.825868E−01 −1.130171E−01 10  1.022373E+01 −4.933056E+00 −9.307001E−012.784335E+00 −1.654952E+00 A12 A13 A14 A15 A16 1 −4.010045E+01−1.562653E+01  2.499799E+01 −1.232780E+00  −3.707940E+00 2  7.408253E+00−3.337095E+00 −2.295137E+00 4.356453E+00 −1.728445E+00 3 −1.169053E+02 8.258951E+01 −2.302754E+01 −1.652657E+00   1.561261E+00 4 −2.029338E+00 1.548423E+00 −1.954324E+00 9.562243E−01 −1.187279E−01 5 −9.762099E−01 4.061410E+00 −2.908034E+00 1.210369E+00 −3.826175E−01 6 −9.922094E−04−2.831287E−01  4.438160E−01 −2.770172E−01   5.652892E−02 7  5.586439E−01−9.951033E−02 −7.754257E−02 1.016256E−01 −2.912535E−02 8  3.709977E−01 3.959351E−01 −3.027782E−01 7.902592E−02 −7.424995E−03 9  9.138805E−03−4.768125E−03  5.364178E−03 −1.628089E−03   1.577334E−04 10 4.148243E−01  7.681792E−03 −3.120131E−02 7.256691E−03 −5.695054E−04

TABLE 19 EXAMPLE 6 - ASPHERICAL SURFACE DATA SURF. No. K A3 A4 A5 A6 1−2.095444E+01 −5.246653E−02  1.277602E+00 −2.123582E+00   2.433261E+00 2−1.343254E+04  1.875521E−02 −7.043900E−02 7.417485E−01 −7.159937E+00 3 6.851430E+01  3.790711E−02 −3.434071E−01 −1.274218E+00   1.890139E+01 4−5.669478E−01  4.105567E−02 −3.947903E−01 1.374486E+00 −2.916153E+00 5−1.114058E+02 −1.136739E−01  9.226192E−01 −4.438561E+00   8.400015E+00 6 8.423170E+01 −4.128854E−03  2.249256E−02 −3.321477E−01   1.877389E−01 7−3.290840E+02 −3.208882E−01  1.860650E+00 −2.924092E+00   9.809737E−01 8−2.756653E+01 −2.876736E−01 −4.865997E−01 9.438699E+00 −3.402169E+01 9−6.527203E+01  8.983369E−01 −1.290398E+00 −8.761036E−01   3.359110E+0010 −3.634275E+00  3.222864E−01 −2.871814E+00 1.107917E+01 −2.474438E+01A7 A8 A9 A10 A11 1 −2.138275E+01  1.040902E+02 −1.991244E+025.820804E+01  3.078038E+02 2  2.353672E+01 −3.271237E+01  4.171643E+004.531563E+01 −6.610960E+01 3 −9.586266E+01  2.692725E+02 −4.189879E+022.291071E+02  3.872605E+02 4  3.930363E+00 −3.794595E+00  8.905346E+00−2.191211E+01   2.594779E+01 5 −3.626325E+00 −1.550124E+01  2.910500E+01−1.123447E+01  −1.228843E+01 6  1.084432E−01 −2.310220E+00  6.327687E+00−6.119372E+00   2.014219E+00 7  8.725973E−01  5.180265E+00 −1.796674E+012.213936E+01 −1.316535E+01 8  6.734459E+01 −8.218811E+01  5.793770E+01−1.561852E+01  −6.194037E+00 9 −3.715114E+00  3.058500E+00 −2.807398E+002.026635E+00 −7.206607E−01 10  3.107286E+01 −1.805866E+01 −4.095379E+001.476431E+01 −1.056236E+01 A12 A13 A14 A15 A16 1 −3.093612E+02−1.468593E+02  2.772067E+02 −1.295732E+01  −6.014293E+01 2  5.913909E+01−3.214923E+01 −2.512366E+01 5.315787E+01 −2.289518E+01 3 −8.985738E+02 7.608337E+02 −2.518393E+02 −2.622283E+01   2.780432E+01 4 −1.471472E+01 1.216186E+01 −1.877045E+01 1.292978E+01 −2.655633E+00 5 −6.808549E+00 4.085841E+01 −3.389899E+01 7.904001E+00  6.233355E−01 6 −3.319237E−01−1.941614E+00  5.890191E+00 −4.903650E+00   1.287024E+00 7  4.242695E+00−9.216117E−01 −9.064107E−01 1.372309E+00 −4.622983E−01 8  2.854920E+00 3.656966E+00 −3.368218E+00 1.059077E+00 −1.197224E−01 9  6.916796E−02−4.201206E−02  5.886633E−02 −2.189917E−02   2.603191E−03 10 3.185853E+00  7.124129E−02 −3.471563E−01 9.714375E−02 −9.172140E−03

TABLE 20 EXAMPLE 7 - ASPHERICAL SURFACE DATA SURF. No. K A3 A4 A5 A6 1−2.070465E+01 −4.677069E−02  1.057595E+00 −1.596958E+00   1.245243E+00 2−9.301359E+03 −1.642075E−02 −9.165845E−02 4.973549E−01 −2.809512E+00 3 9.719907E+02  6.289248E−03 −1.492873E−01 −7.092353E−01   7.578684E+00 4−6.240327E−01  3.734646E−02 −2.798245E−01 6.223163E−01 −9.960961E−01 5−3.765063E+03 −5.940965E−02  2.627295E−01 −1.543577E+00   2.786216E+00 6−2.692828E+03 −1.047120E−02 −5.267208E−02 −3.420856E−01   5.246736E−01 7−3.713789E+02 −1.300877E−01  5.238609E−01 −6.101177E−01  −1.477075E−01 8 1.080355E+02 −3.748094E−01 −1.242729E−01 4.403227E+00 −1.339250E+01 9−6.290272E+01  4.630980E−01 −6.925738E−01 −3.864692E−01   1.317267E+0010 −2.500566E+00  5.156683E−02 −1.578844E+00 5.279372E+00 −9.738936E+00A7 A8 A9 A10 A11 1 −6.822076E+00  2.815721E+01 −4.461269E+011.054147E+01  4.729887E+01 2  7.617950E+00 −8.870852E+00  9.142650E−018.385246E+00 −1.001736E+01 3 −3.116331E+01  7.265484E+01 −9.403572E+014.257162E+01  5.971550E+01 4  1.368837E+00 −1.270115E+00  1.910997E+00−4.034233E+00   4.247206E+00 5 −1.265501E+00 −3.885235E+00  6.652257E+00−2.125237E+00  −1.919896E+00 6 −9.067594E−02 −7.841259E−01  1.395075E+00−1.091529E+00   4.257698E−01 7  3.577141E−01  1.381070E+00 −3.940193E+004.123032E+00 −2.071091E+00 8  2.194111E+01 −2.219866E+01  1.298952E+01−2.902600E+00  −9.556569E−01 9 −1.212724E+00  8.266969E−01 −6.294885E−013.770650E−01 −1.112130E−01 10  1.012483E+01 −4.877959E+00 −9.187915E−012.744290E+00 −1.628536E+00 A12 A13 A14 A15 A16 1 −3.939603E+01−1.532211E+01  2.448737E+01 −1.203097E+00  −3.624771E+00 2  7.289396E+00−3.277210E+00 −2.252958E+00 4.248668E+00 −1.693754E+00 3 −1.148586E+02 8.101051E+01 −2.255070E+01 −1.617516E+00   1.518068E+00 4 −1.997518E+00 1.507552E+00 −1.926915E+00 9.348297E−01 −9.608104E−02 5 −9.592470E−01 3.985551E+00 −2.850166E+00 1.185668E+00 −3.670448E−01 6 −5.095142E−04−2.769933E−01  4.350648E−01 −2.706267E−01   5.526058E−02 7  5.486528E−01−9.767149E−02 −7.582365E−02 9.938810E−02 −2.837118E−02 8  3.644869E−01 3.883647E−01 −2.965217E−01 7.726014E−02 −7.249091E−03 9  8.972809E−03−4.676947E−03  5.253029E−03 −1.591864E−03   1.541980E−04 10 4.075468E−01  7.534739E−03 −3.055495E−02 7.095091E−03 −5.559030E−04

TABLE 21 EXAMPLE 8 - ASPHERICAL SURFACE DATA SURF. No. K A3 A4 A5 A6 1−2.369345E+01 −1.790458E−02  1.111266E+00 −1.201170E+00   2.397087E−01 2−3.535704E+05 −1.570100E−02 −1.195870E−01 8.529013E−01 −6.407303E+00 3−8.283320E+05  8.791931E−02 −3.789550E−01 −1.137028E+00   1.674642E+01 4 2.328410E+00  2.880101E−02 −2.870636E−01 1.159842E+00 −2.570532E+00 5−1.279617E+11 −5.698655E−02  6.123875E−01 −3.621769E+00   7.229295E+00 6−7.592227E+00  6.834030E−03 −4.239356E−02 −3.346567E−01   2.732502E−01 7−9.820830E+01 −3.097602E−01  1.626439E+00 −2.579410E+00   6.482574E−01 8−3.488360E+02 −1.803034E−01 −8.668073E−01 8.841433E+00 −3.010112E+01 9−7.288435E+01  8.338911E−01 −1.145829E+00 −8.392039E−01   2.981672E+0010 −3.588666E+00  3.524650E−01 −2.746527E+00 1.010621E+01 −2.191658E+01A7 A8 A9 A10 A11 1 −1.813118E+01  9.087296E+01 −1.620962E+023.789255E+01  2.411543E+02 2  2.002103E+01 −2.730060E+01  4.225773E+003.416189E+01 −5.033654E+01 3 −8.265116E+01  2.273458E+02 −3.455142E+021.836068E+02  3.032247E+02 4  3.565867E+00 −3.347197E+00  7.192007E+00−1.753383E+01   2.158336E+01 5 −3.250843E+00 −1.305617E+01  2.400275E+01−8.893103E+00  −9.492688E+00 6  1.514470E−01 −2.046157E+00  5.204419E+00−4.973703E+00   1.641207E+00 7  1.045536E+00  4.288848E+00 −5.480291E+011.775596E+01 −1.036542E+01 8  5.810985E+01 −6.926279E+01  4.764167E+01−1.253242E+01  −4.845962E+00 9 −3.211618E+00  2.577705E+00 −2.307319E+001.626646E+00 −5.640239E−01 10  2.683253E+01 −1.521542E+01 −3.367756E+001.184541E+01 −8.269169E+00 A12 A13 A14 A15 A16 1 −2.303557E+02−1.057387E+02  1.989268E+02 −1.399096E+01  −3.936061E+01 2  4.785063E+01−2.772971E+01 −2.415346E+01 5.238032E+01 −2.388755E+01 3 −6.849581E+02 5.662319E+02 −1.813394E+02 −2.102853E+01   1.967544E+01 4 −1.304183E+01 7.486274E+00 −1.041949E+01 9.899873E+00 −3.703253E+00 5 −5.530634E+00 3.048877E+01 −2.437817E+01 5.353614E+00  4.519720E−01 6 −1.920806E−01−1.491575E+00  4.250677E+00 −3.394049E+00   8.342721E−01 7  3.274152E+00−6.386483E−01 −6.551211E−01 9.345491E−01 −3.063039E−01 8  2.179413E+00 2.727627E+00 −2.449982E+00 7.519000E−01 −8.324562E−02 9  5.250335E−02−3.130657E−02  4.283884E−02 −1.555851E−02   1.809073E−03 10 2.433926E+00  5.312126E−02 −2.525610E−01 6.896510E−02 −6.354659E−03

TABLE 22 EXAMPLE 9 - ASPHERICAL SURFACE DATA SURF. No. K A3 A4 A5 A6 1−2.119388E+01 −3.084332E−02  1.251902E+00 −1.997361E+00   2.054248E+00 2−3.890591E+03 −1.429063E−02  5.149289E−02 6.295444E−01 −6.461084E+00 3−2.927721E+04  4.501943E−02 −3.047543E−01 −1.167119E+00   1.675298E+01 4−4.934003E−01  5.188260E−02 −3.550203E−01 1.187622E+00 −2.545988E+00 5−1.302960E+06 −1.191618E−01  8.434488E−01 −3.900618E+00   7.290836E+00 6 6.613045E+01 −1.528920E−02  9.400521E−02 −4.813340E−01   2.759330E−01 7−3.189725E+02 −2.086464E−01  1.425189E+00 −2.440153E+00   6.939524E−01 8−3.050848E+00 −4.421456E−02 −9.322155E−01 8.776286E+00 −3.006533E+01 9−8.000741E+01  8.113200E−01 −1.154674E+00 −8.354887E−01   2.983244E+0010 −4.140770E+00  3.156019E−01 −2.723843E+00 1.009820E+01 −2.191614E+01A7 A8 A9 A10 A11 1 −1.833820E+01  8.783146E+01 −1.633164E+024.617308E+01  2.404395E+02 2  2.028705E+01 −2.734940E+01  3.609532E+003.618543E+01 −5.212052E+01 3 −8.277025E+01  2.267846E+02 −3.445905E+021.838779E+02  3.030460E+02 4  3.464242E+00 −3.014321E+00  6.925243E+00−1.783303E+01   2.115270E+01 5 −3.192061E+00 −1.290682E+01  2.375124E+01−8.731975E+00  −9.549881E+00 6  1.939657E−01 −1.993536E+00  5.196251E+00−5.008990E+00   1.624195E+00 7  9.357142E−01  4.281761E+00 −1.479499E+011.778304E+01 −1.035580E+01 8  5.812094E+01 −6.926146E+01  4.764053E+01−1.253341E+01  −4.847019E+00 9 −3.209586E+00  2.577847E+00 −2.307607E+001.626582E+00 −5.640228E−01 10  2.683410E+01 −1.521500E+01 −3.367667E+001.184525E+01 −8.269185E+00 A12 A13 A14 A15 A16 1 −2.361902E+02−1.093549E+02  2.027944E+02 −8.820580E+00  −4.311205E+01 2  4.431885E+01−2.301314E+01 −1.741039E+01 3.805681E+01 −1.714225E+01 3 −6.858384E+02 5.669012E+02 −1.838830E+02 −1.791679E+01   1.903204E+01 4 −1.166839E+01 8.032465E+00 −1.133423E+01 7.756820E+00 −1.712910E+00 5 −5.455041E+00 3.047056E+01 −2.439632E+01 5.305674E+00  5.199273E−01 6 −1.922318E−01−1.479164E+00  4.280689E+00 −3.384219E+00   8.186510E−01 7  3.281645E+00−6.646157E−01 −6.545685E−01 9.378154E−01 −3.056001E−01 8  2.179264E+00 2.727394E+00 −2.450055E+00 7.518942E−01 −8.310776E−02 9  5.246672E−02−3.129840E−02  4.283536E−02 −1.556140E−02   1.811949E−03 10 2.433900E+00  5.310385E−02 −2.525479E−01 6.896250E−02 −6.353675E−03

TABLE 23 EXAMPLE 10 - ASPHERICAL SURFACE DATA SURF. No. K A3 A4 A5 A6 1−2.318511E+01 −3.578738E−02  1.235289E+00 −1.566591E+00   5.796710E−01 2−1.304672E+05 −6.614507E−03 −8.793526E−02 7.917013E−01 −6.468121E+00 3−7.070627E+05  8.756027E−02 −3.824928E−01 −1.155783E+00   1.679453E+01 4 2.509203E+00  3.033341E−02 −2.844587E−01 1.144278E+00 −2.586462E+00 5−1.206508E+09 −7.933304E−02  6.475526E−01 −3.580068E+00   7.193045E+00 6 2.315054E+01 −1.207938E−02  5.389101E−03 −3.475186E−01   2.654198E−01 7−1.010232E+01 −3.108220E−01  1.633380E+00 −2.574662E+00   6.462839E−01 8−1.540291E+03 −1.704675E−01 −8.853417E−01 8.839965E+00 −3.009630E+01 9−6.948997E+01  8.214267E−01 −1.143750E+00 −8.390627E−01   2.983250E+0010 −4.095013E+00  3.574772E−01 −2.754071E+00 1.010788E+01 −2.191617E+01A7 A8 A9 A10 A11 1 −1.764322E+01  9.042540E+01 −1.647711E+024.339397E+01  2.383696E+02 2  2.015351E+01 −2.727428E+01  4.292938E+003.401427E+01 −5.010549E+01 3 −8.268116E+01  2.272219E+02 −3.456533E+021.843758E+02  3.028720E+02 4  3.561258E+00 −3.340167E+00  7.235763E+00−1.748317E+01   2.159945E+01 5 −3.307543E+00 −1.309799E+01  2.401383E+01−8.751897E+00  −9.481819E+00 6  1.514303E−01 −2.051598E+00  5.203150E+00−4.975956E+00   1.644236E+00 7  1.050156E+00  4.280395E+00 −1.480668E+011.775426E+01 −1.036187E+01 8  5.811225E+01 −6.926315E+01  4.764145E+01−1.253279E+01  −4.846165E+00 9 −3.211729E+00  2.577644E+00 −2.307404E+001.626685E+00 −5.640291E−01 10  2.683289E+01 −1.521527E+01 −3.367630E+001.184529E+01 −8.269212E+00 A12 A13 A14 A15 A16 1 −2.333671E+02−1.030570E+02  2.069989E+02 −2.888892E+01  −3.224368E+01 2  4.538265E+01−2.601896E+01 −1.651263E+01 4.008646E+01 −1.865220E+01 3 −6.856240E+02 5.671773E+02 −1.838961E+02 −1.700283E+01   1.777224E+01 4 −1.314296E+01 7.140554E+00 −1.036469E+01 1.045253E+01 −3.936124E+00 5 −5.507387E+00 3.044557E−01 −2.448197E+01 5.214854E+00  6.323819E−01 6 −1.857206E−01−1.482833E+00  4.257324E+00 −3.393314E+00   8.237180E−01 7  3.275598E+00−6.381826E−01 −6.547354E−01 9.346156E−01 −3.067790E−01 8  2.179412E+00 2.727634E+00 −2.449976E+00 7.519112E−01 −8.322703E−02 9  5.250643E−02−3.131096E−02  4.283823E−02 −1.555987E−02   1.810045E−03 10 2.433927E+00  5.312748E−02 −2.525602E−01 6.896518E−02 −6.354732E−03

TABLE 24 EXAMPLE 11 - ASPHERICAL SURFACE DATA SURF. No. K A3 A4 A5 A6 1−2.319386E+01 −3.439863E−02  1.244927E+00 −1.582566E+00   5.718747E−01 2−1.195050E+05 −6.136958E−03 −8.780113E−02 7.897725E−01 −6.470451E+00 3−7.369601E+05  8.725264E−02 −3.837801E−01 −1.155892E+00   1.679525E+01 4 2.527323E+00  3.030083E−02 −2.845972E−01 1.144049E+00 −2.586622E+00 5−1.766041E+08 −7.724936E−02  6.472058E−01 −3.582351E+00   7.193225E+00 6 2.309911E+01 −1.273506E−02  7.480089E−03 −3.467380E−01   2.647568E−01 7−1.018820E+01 −3.148234E−01  1.631297E+00 −2.573902E+00   6.462463E−01 8−3.152992E+05 −1.804681E−01 −8.840972E−01 8.840308E+00 −3.009602E+01 9−6.903575E+01  8.215070E−01 −1.143941E+00 −8.390796E−01   2.983245E+0010 −4.100829E+00  3.572089E−01 −2.754138E+00 1.010780E+01 −2.191621E+01A7 A8 A9 A10 A11 1 −1.762435E+01  9.044561E+01 −1.647216E+024.324386E+01  2.383089E+02 2  2.015336E+01 −2.726348E+01  4.313160E+003.399806E+01 −5.011974E+01 3 −8.267987E+01  2.272258E+02 −3.456645E+021.843856E+02  3.028919E+02 4  3.562044E+00 −3.337716E+00  7.238826E+00−1.748079E+01   2.159931E+01 5 −3.306049E+00 −5.309681E+01  2.401248E+01−8.753235E+00  −9.482084E+00 6  1.508628E−01 −2.051585E+00  5.203561E+00−4.975351E+00   1.644797E+00 7  1.050168E+00  4.280350E+00 −1.480675E+011.775440E+01 −1.036179E+01 8  5.811245E+01 −6.926311E+01  4.764545E+01−1.253283E+01  −4.846179E+00 9 −3.211722E+00  2.577644E+00 −2.307404E+001.626685E+00 −5.640298E−01 10  2.683289E+01 −1.521527E+01 −3.367629E+001.184529E+01 −8.269211E+00 A12 A13 A14 A15 A16 1 −2.331968E+02−1.030401E+02  2.072721E+02 −2.949444E+01  −3.196312E+01 2  4.523576E+01−2.582686E+01 −1.626578E+01 3.960154E+01 −1.846121E+01 3 −6.856000E+02 5.670917E+02 −1.838701E+02 −1.698025E+01   1.775843E+01 4 −1.313902E+01 7.100352E+00 −1.036330E+01 1.057696E+01 −4.035212E+00 5 −5.506353E+00 3.044716E+01 −2.447942E+01 5.215982E+00  6.274297E−01 6 −1.854289E−01−1.482799E+00  4.257131E+00 −3.393634E+00   8.233574E−01 7  3.275649E+00−6.381200E−01 −6.547108E−01 9.346015E−01 −3.068133E−01 8  2.179390E+00 2.727631E+00 −2.449975E+00 7.519127E−01 −8.322442E−02 9  5.250640E−02−3.131091E−02  4.283826E−02 −1.555989E−02   1.810063E−03 10 2.433927E+00  5.312741E−02 −2.525602E−01 6.896518E−02 −6.354731E−03

TABLE 25 EXAMPLE 12 - ASPHERICAL SURFACE DATA SURF. No. K A3 A4 A5 A6 1−2.334757E+01 −3.150965E−02  1.175919E+00 −1.526276E+00   9.010247E−01 2−2.080599E+05 −1.419296E−02 −6.385116E−02 7.972797E−01 −6.478964E+00 3−4.471538E+05  9.645978E−02 −3.789637E−01 −1.164383E+00   1.679064E+01 4 2.508919E+00  3.525117E−02 −2.919810E−01 1.140991E+00 −2.588181E+00 5−5.268352E+10 −7.932793E−02  6.216278E−01 −3.517237E+00   7.178657E+00 6 3.283903E+01 −7.190186E−03 −8.724788E−03 −3.516607E−01   2.785505E−01 7−3.816333E+01 −3.318092E−01  1.661650E+00 −2.583654E+00   6.375792E−01 8−7.489990E+01 −1.295467E−01 −9.109671E−01 8.841753E+00 −3.009536E+01 9−7.375891E+01  8.196274E−01 −1.142757E+00 −8.390987E−01   2.983381E+0010 −4.023096E+00  3.569765E−01 −2.753533E+00 1.010759E+01 −2.191617E+01A7 A8 A9 A10 A11 1 −1.805778E+01  8.973084E+01 −1.643594E+024.555719E+01  2.376753E+02 2  2.010302E+01 −2.733090E+01  4.297374E+003.447128E+01 −5.038867E+01 3 −8.268969E+01  2.272063E+02 −3.456787E+021.843338E+02  3.029384E+02 4  3.559015E+00 −3.346016E+00  7.211554E+00−1.752318E+01   2.159224E+01 5 −3.349161E+00 −1.311584E+01  2.401917E+01−8.727177E+00  −9.456258E+00 6  1.599750E−01 −2.050215E+00  5.192990E+00−4.985109E+00   1.637506E+00 7  1.049011E+00  4.283295E+00 −1.480389E+011.775574E+01 −1.036219E+01 8  5.811133E+01 −6.926331E+01  4.764127E+01−1.253244E+01  −4.845917E+00 9 −3.211683E+00  2.577738E+00 −2.307407E+001.626684E+00 −5.640433E−01 10  2.683272E+01 −1.521532E+01 −3.367640E+001.184529E+01 −8.269210E+00 A12 A13 A14 A15 A16 1 −2.338542E+02−1.069027E+02  2.034020E+02 −1.294525E+01  −4.148137E+01 2  4.473032E+01−2.480221E+01 −1.807003E+01 4.170093E+01 −1.938213E+01 3 −6.852426E+02 5.665289E+02 −1.831954E+02 −1.781227E+01   1.815816E+01 4 −1.294761E+01 7.398639E+00 −1.087156E+01 1.011974E+01 −3.457694E+00 5 −5.499135E+00 3.041145E+01 −2.453749E+01 5.179174E+00  7.307374E−01 6 −1.882025E−01−1.481301E+00  4.261049E+00 −3.389750E+00   8.251908E−01 7  3.274586E+00−6.390444E−01 −6.553358E−01 9.345820E−01 −3.063369E−01 8  2.179575E+00 2.727685E+00 −2.449965E+00 7.518909E−01 −8.326652E−02 9  5.250241E−02−3.130969E−02  4.283719E−02 −1.555947E−02   1.810247E−03 10 2.433929E+00  5.312978E−02 −2.525601E−01 6.896516E−02 −6.354857E−03

TABLE 26 EXAMPLE 13 - ASPHERICAL SURFACE DATA SURF. No. K A3 A4 A5 A6 1−2.317999E+01 −3.304124E−02  1.248970E+00 −1.584821E+00   5.665882E−01 2−1.210727E+05 −5.478176E−03 −8.675857E−02 7.902281E−01 −6.468705E+00 3−7.332330E+05  8.685306E−02 −3.849358E−01 −1.156896E+00   1.679518E+01 4 2.528715E+00  2.966553E−02 −2.845741E−01 1.143794E+00 −2.586737E+00 5−4.057148E+08 −7.861277E−02  6.549048E−01 −3.583168E+00   7.192311E+00 6 2.305458E+01 −1.167023E−02  9.938881E−03 −3.452851E−01   2.649359E−01 7−1.028804E+01 −3.161929E−01  1.631418E+00 −2.573903E+00   6.462255E−01 8−3.144679E+05 −1.848202E−01 −8.832289E−01 8.840747E+00 −3.009580E+01 9−6.898010E+01  8.213696E−01 −1.143948E+00 −8.390657E−01   2.983264E+0010 −4.100306E+00  3.568392E−01 −2.754186E+00 1.010781E+01 −2.191618E+01A7 A8 A9 A10 A11 1 −1.761993E+01  9.045331E+01 −1.647191E+024.325317E+01  2.382721E+02 2  2.015670E+01 −2.725821E+01  4.316623E+003.399577E+01 −5.015558E+01 3 −8.267851E+01  2.272291E+02 −3.456530E+021.843821E+02  3.028753E+02 4  3.562004E+00 −3.337776E+00  7.239695E+00−1.747816E+01   2.160360E+01 5 −3.306485E+00 −1.309685E+01  2.401307E+01−8.753218E+00  −9.482035E+00 6  1.503726E−01 −2.052187E+00  5.203144E+00−4.975648E+00   1.644708E+00 7  1.050270E+00  4.280561E+00 −1.480654E+011.775456E+01 −1.036168E+01 8  5.811251E+01 −6.926309E+01  4.764144E+01−1.253284E+01  −4.846183E+00 9 −3.211712E+00  2.577647E+00 −2.307403E+001.626685E+00 −5.640300E−01 10  2.683291E+01 −1.521526E+01 −3.367628E+001.184529E+01 −8.269211E+00 A12 A13 A14 A15 A16 1 −2.331912E+02−1.030153E+02  2.073308E+02 −2.959622E+01  −3.193135E+01 2  4.522600E+01−2.575832E+01 −1.625970E+01 3.948067E+01 −1.838700E+01 3 −6.856217E+02 5.670696E+02 −1.838651E+02 −1.692999E+01   1.774418E+01 4 −1.313644E+01 7.087742E+00 −1.037980E+01 1.054401E+01 −3.984391E+00 5 −5.506149E+00 3.044728E+01 −2.447963E+01 5.215315E+00  6.251964E−01 6 −1.854242E−01−1.482716E+00  4.257304E+00 −3.393466E+00   8.235103E−01 7  3.275708E+00−6.380928E−01 −6.547125E−01 9.345857E−01 −3.068361E−01 8  2.179389E+00 2.727632E+00 −2.449973E+00 7.519145E−01 −8.322283E−02 9  5.250635E−02−3.131102E−02  4.283823E−02 −1.555988E−02   1.810060E−03 10 2.433927E+00  5.312739E−02 −2.525602E−01 6.896516E−02 −6.354734E−03

TABLE 27 VALUES OF CONDITIONAL EXPRESSIONS EXP. No. EXAMPLE 1 EXAMPLE 2EXAMPLE 3 EXAMPLE 4 EXAMPLE 5 f3/f1 (1) 4.3 4.7 5.8 6.5 23.6 f2/f1 (2)−2.2 −2.3 −2.3 −2.2 −1.9 D6/f (3) 0.14 0.14 0.13 0.12 0.14 D6/D8 (4)4.93 4.06 3.47 2.95 5.39 νd1 (5) 54.88 54.88 54.88 54.88 54.88 νd2 (6)23.63 23.63 23.63 23.63 23.63 D2/D1 (7) 0.19 0.16 0.14 0.14 0.13 |R3/f2|(8) 33.6 5.5 3.6 3.9 5.4 TL/f (9) 1.11 1.10 1.14 1.13 1.07 (R7 −R8)/(R7 + R8) (10)  −0.15 −0.04 −0.06 −0.19 −0.39 EXP. No. EXAMPLE 6EXAMPLE 7 EXAMPLE 8 EXAMPLE 9 EXAMPLE 10 f3/f1 (1) 6.0 14.2 13.4 8.2 9.2f2/f1 (2) −2.2 −1.9 −2.1 −2.7 −2.2 D6/f (3) 0.14 0.14 0.11 0.12 0.12D6/D8 (4) 4.20 4.94 2.37 2.97 2.82 νd1 (5) 54.88 54.88 54.88 54.88 54.88νd2 (6) 23.63 23.63 23.63 23.63 23.63 D2/D1 (7) 0.14 0.13 0.11 0.14 0.11|R3/f2| (8) 3.7 11.1 7.0 12.3 7.3 TL/f (9) 1.13 1.07 1.11 1.11 1.11 (R7− R8)/(R7 + R8) (10)  −0.20 −0.53 −0.16 −0.02 −0.69 EXP. No. EXAMPLE 11EXAMPLE 12 EXAMPLE 13 EXAMPLE 14 EXAMPLE 15 f3/f1 (1) 8.5 10.1 7.0 6.011.1 f2/f1 (2) −2.2 −2.1 −2.1 −2.3 −3.0 D6/f (3) 0.12 0.12 0.12 0.110.10 D6/D8 (4) 2.95 2.38 3.10 5.42 5.42 νd1 (5) 54.88 54.88 54.88 54.8754.87 νd2 (6) 23.63 23.63 23.63 25.48 25.48 D2/D1 (7) 0.11 0.12 0.110.10 0.10 |R3/f2| (8) 7.3 6.3 7.6 9.0 7.1 TL/f (9) 1.11 1.11 1.11 1.151.12 (R7 − R8)/(R7 + R8) (10)  −1.74 −0.05 −1.65 −0.02 −0.11

TABLE 28 EXAMPLE 14 - BASIC LENS DATA Si Ri Di Ndj νdj 0  ∞ −0.1509 1*1.5589 0.7479 1.544884 54.87 2* 10.3299 0.0748 3* 67.9987 0.36041.613986 25.48 4* 4.3312 0.3756 5* 7.6232 0.4787 1.544884 54.87 6*25.4831 0.4420 7* −4.2500 0.4337 1.633506 23.63 8* −4.4435 0.0816 9*1.4438 0.5773 1.544884 54.87 10*  1.0262 0.5665 11  ∞ 0.1450 1.51633064.14 12  ∞ 0.4011 *ASPHERICAL SURFACE

TABLE 29 EXAMPLE 15 - BASIC LENS DATA Si Ri Di Ndj νdj 0  ∞ −0.1509 1*1.5517 0.7480 1.544884 54.87 2* 12.1695 0.0747 3* 67.8350 0.36031.613986 25.48 4* 5.3910 0.4778 5* −10.0271 0.4788 1.544884 54.87 6*−6.6952 0.4419 7* −3.5241 0.4114 1.633506 23.63 8* −4.3631 0.0816 9*1.5001 0.5413 1.544884 54.87 10*  1.0720 0.5665 11  ∞ 0.1450 1.51633064.14 12  ∞ 0.4258 *ASPHERICAL SURFACE

TABLE 30 EXAMPLE 14 - ASPHERICAL SURFACE DATA SURF. No. K A3 A4 A5 A6 1−1.662001E+01 1.994470E−03  5.598852E−01 9.738872E−02 −2.767602E+00 2−9.800000E+01 −2.702404E−02  −1.027593E−01 3.372026E−01 −1.700423E+00 3 0.000000E+00 5.916461E−03 −2.423799E−01 6.144046E−02  1.217423E+00 4−9.823987E−02 6.637656E−02 −4.059275E−01 1.019808E+00 −1.053998E+00 5−1.530000E+02 −4.837280E−02   3.760461E−01 −1.717997E+00   3.161316E+006  1.000009E+00 7.462436E−02 −2.511074E−01 4.479026E−01 −8.571869E−01 7−8.830001E+01 4.059043E−02  4.502405E−01 −9.820517E−01   1.285072E+00 8−1.232933E+01 1.420659E−01 −5.701991E−01 2.339214E+00 −4.745851E+00 9−5.004966E+01 4.786310E−01 −6.042990E−01 −3.090807E−01   7.900376E−01 10−3.000009E+00 1.322402E−01 −1.061878E+00 2.504915E+00 −3.446342E+00 A7A8 A9 A10 A11 1  5.093527E+00 −4.827266E+00   4.244181E+00−2.456259E+00  −4.851014E+00 2  3.582577E+00 −2.834564E+00 −4.859394E−01 9.836054E−01  1.366987E+00 3 −4.198199E+00 7.077241E+00−5.878964E+00 4.929873E+00 −1.332374E+01 4 −1.154677E+00 6.107961E+00−7.899655E+00 1.675850E−01  1.345386E+01 5 −2.137393E+00 −2.125297E+00  4.407619E+00 −8.750455E−01  −2.650922E+00 6  1.005187E+00−9.721066E−01   4.293548E−01 1.089662E+00 −1.797813E+00 7 −1.376548E+001.234592E+00 −1.328617E+00 1.367622E+00 −9.376208E−01 8  5.688972E+00−3.864247E+00   6.501571E−01 8.668486E−01 −3.407692E−01 9 −3.564520E−01−5.234514E−02   1.335911E−02 4.469338E−02  1.228212E−02 10  2.526907E+00−5.833773E−01  −4.092128E−01 2.552543E−01  2.390740E−03 A12 A13 A14 A15A16 1  8.529538E+00 1.926091E+00 −1.283303E+01 9.990947E+00−2.546190E+00 2  9.020008E−03 −4.283265E+00   4.404749E+00−1.348023E+00  −1.645497E−02 3  2.207439E+01 −1.406158E+01 −2.345879E+00 7.191354E+00 −2.552063E+00 4 −2.244198E+01 2.122327E+01−1.339348E+01 5.604988E+00 −1.190697E+00 5  1.045523E+00 1.062413E+00−3.621622E−01 −4.182344E−01   1.887933E−01 6 −1.573986E−02 2.195642E+00−2.195200E+00 9.245564E−01 −1.494191E−01 7  3.882396E−01 −1.026495E−01  3.482355E−02 −2.372085E−02   7.858774E−03 8 −2.028422E−01 9.906753E−02 4.557598E−02 −3.363059E−02   5.333931E−03 9 −3.261780E−02 1.373408E−02−2.559234E−03 3.745011E−04 −5.059829E−05 10 −9.206538E−04 −3.675628E−02  2.342415E−02 −5.747746E−03   5.201150E−04

TABLE 31 EXAMPLE 15 - ASPHERICAL SURFACE DATA SURF. No. K A3 A4 A5 A6 1−1.661968E+01 −1.001091E−02  6.414825E−01 −4.834842E−01 9.451157E−01 2−9.800000E+01 −7.057023E−03 −2.344211E−01  1.296151E+00 −7.420864E+00  3 2.030001E+01 −1.656705E−02 −2.472372E−01  1.124190E+00 −6.124648E+00  4−9.804464E−02  6.965972E−02 −5.137352E−01  2.081586E+00 −6.557301E+00  5 1.000009E+00  1.833697E−01 −4.485171E−01 −1.851231E+00 9.637682E+00 6 1.260825E−04  1.072057E−01  1.090396E+00 −1.238070E+01 5.308647E+01 7−8.830001E+01 −2.724368E−02  8.478033E−01 −3.575196E+00 1.136761E+01 8−1.232932E+01  1.013356E−01 −3.698592E−01  1.889138E+00 −4.740764E+00  9−5.004966E+01  4.720680E−01 −7.850973E−01  5.602258E−01 −1.546355E+00 10 −3.000009E+00  1.141694E−01 −1.041113E+00  2.728863E+00−4.805668E+00  A7 A8 A9 A10 A11 1 −9.295454E+00  2.871818E+01−4.357278E+01  3.620708E+01 −1.577544E+01  2  2.406558E+01 −4.871171E+01 6.355979E+01 −5.157143E+01 2.344193E+01 3  2.088744E+01 −4.584212E+01 6.628776E+01 −5.970829E+01 2.987684E+01 4  1.706139E+01 −3.461227E+01 5.074081E+01 −4.777118E+01 2.510409E+01 5 −1.353605E+01 −1.252227E+01 6.439297E+01 −8.549396E+01 5.177907E+01 6 −1.286913E+02  1.923636E+02−1.814400E+02  1.054949E+02 −3.460109E+01  7 −2.419028E+01  3.348459E+01−3.058899E+01  1.792322E+01 −6.108252E+00  8  8.562247E+00 −1.125810E+01 9.672872E+00 −5.036014E+00 1.438046E+00 9  3.449000E+00 −3.952901E+00 2.545047E+00 −9.333590E−01 1.815323E−01 10  5.594656E+00 −4.278359E+00 2.124665E+00 −6.580447E−01 1.150239E−01 A12 1  2.785068E+00 2−4.535298E+00 3 −6.280523E+00 4 −5.501663E+00 5 −1.226156E+01 6 4.913246E+00 7  9.177311E−01 8 −1.725862E−01 9 −1.448102E−02 10−8.628135E−03

What is claimed is:
 1. An image capturing lens substantially consistingof five lenses, composed of: an aperture stop; a first lens having apositive refractive power with the object side surface being formed in aconvex shape toward the object side; a second lens having a negativerefractive power; a third lens having a positive refractive power; afourth lens having a negative refractive power with the object sidesurface being formed in a concave shape toward the object side; and afifth lens having a negative refractive power with a region in which thenegative refractive power is gradually reduced outwardly in a radialdirection from the optical axis, arranged in this order from the objectside, wherein the image capturing lens is configured to satisfy aconditional expression given below:4.2<f3/f1<25.0  (1), where: f1 is a focal length of the first lens; andf3 is a focal length of the third lens.
 2. The image capturing lens ofclaim 1, further satisfying a conditional expression given below:−4.0<f2/f1<−1.8  (2), where, f2 is a focal length of the second lens. 3.The image capturing lens of claim 1, wherein the fifth lens has ameniscus shape with a convex surface on the object side near the opticalaxis.
 4. The image capturing lens of claim 1, further satisfying aconditional expression given below:0.09<D6/f<0.20  (3), where: D6 is a distance between the third andfourth lenses on the optical axis; and f is a focal length of the entiresystem.
 5. The image capturing lens of claim 1, further satisfying aconditional expression given below:2.00<D6/D8<6.00  (4), where: D6 is a distance between the third andfourth lenses on the optical axis; and D8 is a distance between thefourth and fifth lenses on the optical axis.
 6. The image capturing lensof claim 1, wherein the third lens has a convex surface on the objectside near the optical axis.
 7. The image capturing lens of claim 1,further satisfying conditional expressions given below:νd1>50  (5); andνd2<30  (6), where: νd1 is an Abbe number of the first lens with respectto the d-line; and νd2 is an Abbe number of the second lens with respectto the d-line.
 8. The image capturing lens of claim 1, furthersatisfying a conditional expression given below:0.09<D2/D1<0.25  (7), where: D1 is a axial thickness of the first lens;and D2 is a distance between the first and second lenses on the opticalaxis.
 9. The image capturing lens of claim 1, further satisfying aconditional expression given below:3.0<|R3/f2|<40.0  (8), where: R3 is a paraxial radius of curvature ofthe object side surface of the second lens; and f2 is a focal length ofthe second lens.
 10. The image capturing lens of claim 1, furthersatisfying a conditional expression given below:1.0<TL/f<1.2  (9), where: TL is a length from the object side surface ofthe first lens to the image forming surface on the optical axis; and fis a focal length of the entire system.
 11. The image capturing lens ofclaim 1, further satisfying a conditional expression given below:−1.9<(R7−R8)/(R7+R8)<0  (10), where: R7 is a paraxial radius ofcurvature of the object side surface of the fourth lens; and R8 is aparaxial radius of curvature of the image side surface of the fourthlens.
 12. The image capturing lens of claim 1, further satisfying aconditional expression given below:4.2<f3/f1<20.0  (1-1).
 13. The image capturing lens of claim 1, furthersatisfying a conditional expression given below:−3.5<f2/f1<−1.8  (2-1), where f2 is a focal length of the second lens.14. The image capturing lens of claim 1, further satisfying aconditional expression given below:0.09<D6/f<0.18  (3-1), where: D6 is a distance between the third andfourth lenses on the optical axis; and f is a focal length of the entiresystem.
 15. The image capturing lens of claim 1, further satisfying aconditional expression given below:2.20<D6/D8<5.60  (4-1), where: D6 is a distance between the third andfourth lenses on the optical axis; and D8 is a distance between thefourth and fifth lenses on the optical axis.
 16. The image capturinglens of claim 1, further satisfying conditional expressions given below:νd1>53  (5-1); andνd2<25  (6-1), where: νd1 is an Abbe number of the first lens withrespect to the d-line; and νd2 is an Abbe number of the second lens withrespect to the d-line.
 17. The image capturing lens of claim 1, furthersatisfying a conditional expression given below:0.09<D2/D1<0.22  (7-1), where: D1 is a axial thickness of the firstlens; and D2 is a distance between the first and second lenses on theoptical axis.
 18. The image capturing lens of claim 1, furthersatisfying a conditional expression given below:3.3<|R3/f2|<35.0  (8), where: R3 is a paraxial radius of curvature ofthe object side surface of the second lens; and f2 is a focal length ofthe second lens.
 19. The image capturing lens of claim 1, furthersatisfying a conditional expression given below:1.05<TL/f<1.15  (9-1), where: TL is a length from the object sidesurface of the first lens to the image forming surface on the opticalaxis; and f is a focal length of the entire system.
 20. An imagecapturing apparatus provided with the image capturing lens of claim 1.